PrompTugal.newsStorm CharlesUpdated 11:54 UTCNew here?v0.1.992Repo
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Kept by incident.entities@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 08:47 UTC. A node of the entities: made from its data, where every line names the row or decision it was taken from. Nothing is stated here for the first time.

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An IPMA meteorologist who spoke on Rádio Observador on Tuesday night about where the storm should come ashore. Not named here. (our summary, from row s-1110T2235, a row labelled evidence)

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An IPMA meteorologist said the storm should come ashore near

Timeline rows that mention it (3)

When (UTC)LabelWhat the row says
11 Nov, 07:27 UTCfactMadeira, observed: 249.5 mm of rain in six hours at IPMA's station Areeiro, its largest six consecutive hourly values so far (was 232.1 mm at the 04:23 read); this is the measurement behind the "more than 240 mm in six hours" an IPMA meteorologist gave Lusa (s-1111T0642). Madeira airport at 07:00: w…
11 Nov, 06:42 UTCfactChecked: the "winds of 130 km/h in Madeira" in press headlines (SAPO's front page, read 06:39; Lusa, 06:37, "Charles causou ventos de 130 km/hora na Madeira") matches the figure in IPMA's warning text, and no such observation is in IPMA's open data. Lusa's article (published 06:28, read 06:37 by inc…
10 Nov, 22:35 UTCevidencean IPMA meteorologist, speaking to Rádio Observador: "a depressão deverá entrar entre a região de Lisboa e o Cabo de São Vicente (Sagres)"; "Isto ainda atinge a zona de Lisboa, mas é provável que, se houver formação de ventos muito, muito fortes, não seja na região de Lisboa, mas um pouco mais a sul…

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