| Rain, Lisbon | Red, 09:00–18:00: "strong and persistent" | TAF: rain all afternoon, heavy with a 30% thunderstorm chance 12:00–16:00 | 3–6.5 mm an hour at the four city stations, 07:00–10:00; 15 to 24 mm in the five hours 06:00–10:00 | Heavy rain about 11:00–15:00, easing after about 18:00 (radio, 10:38) | agree | What is observed matches the red rain warning in timing and character. | high ●●● |
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| Wind, Lisbon | Orange, 09:00–21:00: gusts up to 120 km/h (lowered from red at 07:16) | TAF lowered twice: at times 65 km/h gusts; 30% chance of 102 km/h in thunderstorms | Airport 17 km/h, no gust (11:00); highest gust since Tuesday 67 km/h (Tue 11:00) | Reports the lowered warning; some attribute more to IPMA than it wrote | differ | So far far below the warning; the forecasts have come down toward the observations. Gusts near the warned strength would most likely come only in thunderstorms. | low ●○○ |
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| Worst window | Warnings overlap 12:00–18:00 (red rain, orange wind, orange sea) | TAF: strongest groups 12:00–16:00, quieter from 16:00–18:00 | Pressure 998 hPa at 11:00 and falling | 11:00–15:00 (radio) | mostly agree | The early afternoon, to about 16:00, is the window the sources share; the peak hour within it is not known. | medium ●●○ |
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| Track of the centre | Communiqué no. 2 (10 Nov 17:07): toward the mainland, "high uncertainty in track and intensity" | IPMA's and MET Norway's runs (07:56): a lull around 13:00, then a swing of the wind | Wind backing south-south-east to east-south-east with falling pressure | Track moved south, toward the Algarve (radio, 10:38; not IPMA in writing) | differ | Passing south of Lisbon is now as likely as passing north on what we hold; Faro's red wind fits a southern track. | low ●○○ |
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| Sea and tide | Orange sea, 12:00–21:00: waves 5–7 m, up to 13 m; yellow to 03:00 | IPMA's model: sea 3–3.5 m Thursday morning | None of our own (no buoy, no tide gauge in our data) | Rain at high tide may hinder drainage (live blog, 08:27) | no conflict | The warning is the only written word; the tide table is a gap we are filling. | medium ●●○ |
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| Madeira | Red rain to 06:00, then orange; orange wind to 12:00 (130 km/h in the mountains) | n/a | 249.5 mm in six hours at Areeiro (01:00–06:00); airport wind dropped from 89 km/h gusts at 07:00 to 13 km/h at 08:00 | Regional president: 479 mm somewhere on the island; 205 occurrences, none serious | agree | The worst has passed Madeira; the risk now is what the rain left (slopes, streams), which only the regional civil protection can state. | high ●●● |
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| End of the event | Lisbon: rain to 18:00, wind and sea to 21:00, yellow sea to 03:00; nothing above yellow on Thursday | TAF: no significant weather from about 18:00; showers on Thursday | n/a yet | Easing after about 18:00 | agree | Thursday morning looks like showers and a westerly wind, not a storm; Web Summit's Day 3 word is still awaited. | medium ●●○ |
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