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Ten districts will enter the weekend with a yellow alert for the cold and another for maritime disturbances, according to the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA). According to information released by the IPMA, the yellow alert for cold, which may include “persistence of minimum minimum temperature values”, will be in force in the districts of Bragança, Viseu, Évora, Guarda, Vila Real, Leiria, Beja, Castelo Branco, Aveiro and Portalegre.
The yellow notice is in effect between 12:00 a.m. M. On Saturday and 9:00 a.m. M. Sunday in these 10 districts.
Already under yellow alert due to the agitation of the sea, with waves from the southeast that can reach 2.5 meters in height, the district of Faro will be on the weekend. In this case, the yellow warning is valid between 3 a.m. M. And 12 p.m. M. From Saturday.
On Wednesday Civil Protection warned of a drop in the minimum temperature between Thursday and Sunday across the continent, recommending “special care” for children, the elderly, people with chronic diseases and homelessness.
“Special attention is needed to the most vulnerable population groups: children, the elderly and people with chronic diseases and the homeless,” said the National Authority for Emergencies and Civil Protection (ANEPC) in a statement.
The IPMA forecast for this Friday, Christmas Day, a minimum temperature between -3 and 9 degrees and a maximum that varies between 4 and 18 degrees, as well as wind from the East quadrant, which blows with more intensity in the mountains up to 80 degrees . km per hour since sunrise.
The Civil Protection advises the use of several layers of clothing, loose and adapted to the ambient temperature, the intake of soups and hot drinks and attention to protection by workers who carry out their activity abroad, as well as driving defensive in places. of probable icing on the road.
It also recommends “special attention” to braziers and fireplaces, which can cause poisoning due to accumulation of carbon monoxide and cause death, with adequate ventilation of the houses.
IPMA warnings range from red (the most serious), orange, and yellow. The latter means that there is a risk situation for certain activities depending on the meteorological situation and that the population must monitor the evolution of meteorological conditions.
