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Actually, heat is still coming: temperatures will exceed 30 degrees next week

After a drop in temperatures, the IPMA forecasts a rise across most of the country starting this weekend. Temperatures are expected to reach 28 degrees in Lisbon, Évora and Santarém, with some districts exceeding 30 degrees by Wednesday, 2026-10-14.

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If you are planning your week, expect warmer weather to return starting this weekend, peaking around next Wednesday.

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