The Algarve Is the Area Most Affected by the Charles Depression
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The president of the Chamber of Alcácer do Sal admits that the population is concerned about the arrival of the storm. Still, Charles must enter continental Portugal more south than expected.
According to the most recent forecasts, the IPMA places the coast of Alentejo and the Algarve as areas more affected than Lisbon. In the north of the country, the winds will be less worrying than initially was advanced.
Rain is now moving inland, the Alentejo and the Algarve. Depression has unexpectedly divided into two nuclei, which has reduced the intensity of the wind.
The depression was divided into two cores, one towards Lisbon and the other along the Algarve coast. In the Algarve, there were bursts of more than 120 km/h. The content Depression Charles loses strength but keeps forecast of heavy rain appears first in Barlavento.
The communicator shared an outburst on her social networks in which, among several issues, she criticizes the way the weather warnings about Charles' depression were transmitted.
The Algarve is the area most affected by the Charles depression
Depression Charles has split into two low-pressure centres—one heading toward Lisbon and the other moving along the Algarve coast, the region currently most affected by the severe weather, according to the Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA).
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