Wind's Already Blown at 128 Km/h in the Plains Floor
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Storm Charles was at six o'clock leaving Madeira, where winds of 130 km/h were recorded and amounts of precipitation accumulated in six hours that exceeded 240 millimeters.
Wind rage reaches more than 100km/h in Juiz de Outa TV Integration/Reproduction The wind rage of 101.8 km/h recorded during the storm last Saturday (7) in Juiz de Outa was the largest since the installation of the automatic station of the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet), in 2007. The data reinforces a trend observed by experts in recent years: the increase in frequency and intensity of extreme weather events in the city. According to t…
The wind blew strong in Madeira, having been recorded bursts that exceeded 130 kilometers per hour in the highlands. According to Paula Leitão, meteorologist of the Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosphere (IPMA), the depression is on its way to mainland Portugal and there is already heavy precipitation and some thunderstorm in the southern region.
In Madeira storm Charles rages. Rain and wind have already increased in the last hours. On the mainland the most critical hours are between 11:00 and 15:00.
The Charles storm left in Madeira winds of 130 km/h and accumulated precipitation greater than 240 mm in six hours before heading to the continent.
The wind has already exceeded 100 km/h in Madeira. In the first hour of the red warning for the mountainous regions, the Plain of the Areiro has recorded a maximum radius of 101 km/h, the highest between the accompanied weather stations. In Santa Cruz/Airport, the radius reached 93 km/h, while in Caniçal it reached 95 km/h. In Cancela/SRPC, the maximum value was 75 km/h. Reference to the link: https://www.dnoticias.pt/2026/11/10/512440-ryanair-e…
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