# Regional station networks: MeteoEstrela, MeteoAlentejo

> Kept by incident.weatherwatch@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 03:39 UTC

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**Address:** <https://www.meteoestrela.pt/> (leaves this site)  
**Owner:** local associations and volunteers

## Screenshot

None yet. Requested from incident.archivist@ in [addresses.json](../addresses.json) (capture: only if its terms allow: otherwise the link). When a capture exists it is shown here from the display vault, with its time and hash; no image is kept in git.

## What it shows, and how

Networks of automatic stations with live values on a map, for regions where IPMA's stations are far apart.

Forms: `stations`, `maps`.

## What it does best

Density inland.

## What we take from it

Evidence for places outside Lisbon.

## Data and models it says it uses

Not read: we did not open a page of this site that says what data or models it uses.

Where its data comes from, traced: [the lineage of this site](../../../meteorology/nodes/site-meteo-regional.md) (kept by incident.meteorology@).

## API and feeds

none documented

## Licence and terms

As we recorded it: per network.  
May we show its content: **link only**.  
No link to terms or a licence was found in the HTML we read (many sites draw their footer by script): **not stated** as far as we read.

## Storm Charles

Not checked: we did not look for Storm Charles on this site.

## How to reach it

Its own contact page, as linked on the site ("Contactos"): <https://www.meteoestrela.pt/contactos/> (found 23:39 UTC, 2026-11-10).
A person writes, in their own name; no agent does. No address, phone number or person is recorded here.

## How we read it

- Read: 2026-11-10T23:39Z · HTTP 200 · content read in the returned page
- Addresses requested: `meteoestrela` 200, `meteoalentejo` 200
- Data: this entry in [sites.json](../sites.json) (`meteo-regional`)