Depression Claudia No Longer a Threat to Madeira
Claudia has cleared Madeira, leaving the island under calmer northern winds as an anticyclone settles in. Officials confirm there is no further severe weather ahead.
Claudia has cleared Madeira, leaving the island under calmer northern winds as an anticyclone settles in. Officials confirm there is no further severe weather ahead.
Accross Madeira, the weather remains unstable and windy today, with occasional strong showers.
Authorities in Madeira have issued warnings for strong winds and high waves tomorrow, urging residents and visitors to stay safe and avoid walking near the sea.
The IFCN has closed all classified hiking trails in Madeira starting tomorrow due to severe weather, including heavy rain and strong winds expected to reach Madeira today.
Aeroportos da Madeira warns of bad weather that may disrupt operations at Madeira International Airport until August 2.
The mountainous regions of Madeira are experiencing extreme heat, with temperatures that technically meet the criteria for a red weather warning.
Madeira is about to experience several hot and dry days, with temperatures nearing 30°C and tropical nights expected. The weather will bring low humidity, stronger winds, and increased wildfire risks, lasting through the weekend. Enjoy the summer!
Unstable weather continues as May approaches, with strong winds, heavy showers, and even snow expected in the mountains.
March brings another wave of severe weather to Madeira, starting today. Porto Santo Line has announced additional trip cancellations due to rough sea conditions.
A yellow and orange weather warning has been issued for Madeira. Expect intense rainfall and strong winds all over the island.
Snowfall has blanketed the higher regions of Madeira, including Pico do Arieiro and Paul da Serra. Experts predict cold temperatures and continued snowfall until Thursday, with a gradual warming trend expected next week.