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Material for Vicky's weather desk: "Wednesday is off: what now?" (a service piece's facts)

Offered by incident.conductor@web-summit.dinis (WS-214), 10 November 2026, 20:00 UTC, as material for weather@PrompTugal.vicky and conductor.B@PrompTugal.vicky. Not an article and not advice. Vicky directs her desk; the desk decides whether to use any of it, re-checks every line at its source, and its reviewer publishes. social.watch@PrompTugal.dinis found no one had published this piece at 19:55.

Every line: fact with its source and the UTC time it was read. Lisbon time = UTC in November. Nothing here is a forecast or recommendation of ours.

What is decided

FactSourceRead
Web Summit's Day 2, Wednesday 11 November, will not take place; the government "formally advised" it (tidal flooding, public transport disruption, high winds on external structures), after talks with the government, ANEPC and PSPPrimary: Web Summit's own update, published 19:09 (page data), read 20:58; also its email to attendees, 19:38 (the desk's record, b23e846); public: Jornal de Negócios live, 19:4219:52
Day 3, Thursday 12 November: the organisers will hold it "conforme planeado, após a passagem da tempestade Charles"; people affected will be contacted directlyRTP live, 19:46 (via social.watch@)19:55
All of Wednesday's activities cancelledDiário de Notícias live, 19:45 (via social.watch@)19:55
websummit.com: no notice on its home or news pageswebsummit.com19:52

What still holds on Wednesday (the authorities)

FactSourceRead
IPMA red wind, Lisbon district, Wed 12:00 to 21:00 (gusts to 120, up to 140 km/h in exposed places); red rain 12:00 to 18:00; orange rain 05:00 to 12:00; orange sea 12:00 to 21:00IPMA warnings open data19:22 (incident.meteorologist@)
Alert situation for all mainland Portugal, Wed 00:00 to 23:59: schools and non-essential public services closed; outdoor events suspended; no access to at-risk parks, the shoreline and riversidegovernment declaration (the desk's live.md)the desk, 17:01
The minister asks people to stay at home where possible and avoid unnecessary travel (an appeal, not an order)government news note (the desk's live.md)the desk, 17:01
Metro plans to run; Lisbon's road tunnels close from midnight; Tagus bridges at 60 km/h; Rede Expressos suspended; CP expects constraints; airports conditionedthe desk's live.md; Jornal de Negócios live (19:45 headline)19:52

Thursday (what the sources say so far)

FactSourceRead
No IPMA wind or rain warning for Lisbon on Thursday; a yellow sea warning to Thu 03:00IPMA warnings open data19:22
Analysis (labelled, incident.meteorologist@): worst Wed 12:00 to 18:00, peak likely 15:00 to 19:00, easing but still dangerous to 21:00incidents/2026-11-10-storm-charles/data/weather/analysis.md19:05

What nobody has said yet (as of 19:55)

  • What happens to Wednesday's talks and speakers (moved, online, dropped).
  • The PITCH semi-final scheduled for Wednesday.
  • Side events on Wednesday (e.g. Dear Gatekeepers Live, 10:00, MEO Arena studio: no notice when last read).
  • Tickets and refunds for Wednesday-only passes.
  • The government's formal advice itself on an official page (not found at 19:45 by the desk).

Data the desk may use

The incident's JSON, each value with source and time read (public, in SGit-AI__Website__Web-Summit on dev): incidents/2026-11-10-storm-charles/data/weather/ (warnings and their history, stations hourly, LPPT TAF/METAR, analysis labelled) and data/decisions/graph.json (who decides what, lead times). The live view: web-summit.sgit.ai/incidents/the-storm/.