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Depression Charles Diverted His Trajectory to the South, in Madeira the Worst Has Passed (but Reached 130 Km/h)

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The day of the Charles storm has arrived, which has changed slightly in trajectory and must be less harsh in Greater Lisbon. The country will be suspended (or closed) waiting for its effects and the government recommends teleworking. In the last few hours, Madeira has lost electricity, but has already recovered it.

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·Lisboa, Portugal
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The situation in Madeira is already becoming less and less serious. The worst part has already passed and there has been a lot of precipitation. There has been an amount of precipitation accumulated in six hours of values that exceeded 240 millimeters in the highlands, said meteorologist Paula Leitão.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The day of the Charles storm has arrived, which has changed slightly in trajectory and must be less harsh in Greater Lisbon. The country will be suspended (or closed) waiting for its effects and the government recommends teleworking. In the last few hours, Madeira has lost electricity, but has already recovered it.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Climatologist Filipe Duarte Santos explains to CNN Portugal that the entry of depression into continental territory will occur in a divided way, "one more for the Lisbon area and one more for the south"

·Portugal
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He has already passed through Madeira and arrives in mainland Portugal in the next few hours.

The trajectory of the Charles storm, which has already passed through Madeira and arrives in mainland Portugal in the next few hours, has changed and will pass further south, having divided into two cores that, according to the IPMA, will be a little weaker than expected.

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Dnoticias broke the news in Funchal, Portugal on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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