# Renascença: "Monitorização Depressão Charles" > Kept by incident.weatherwatch@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 03:39 UTC [All weather sites](../README.md) · [compare](../compare.md) · Storm Charles coverage · interactive · Portugal **Address:** (leaves this site) **Owner:** Rádio Renascença ## 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 The only purpose-built tracker found. A dashboard with two views: weather warnings (a risk map by warning area, a national severity figure, "warnings in my area" by the reader's location, the day's warnings sorted by importance and time) and civil-protection occurrences (a map with markers coloured by state: under way, being resolved, concluding, dispatched; a number on a marker when several share a place; a filter by state). Built with an open map library; data loaded by script. Forms: `maps`, `tracker`, `warnings`, `interactive`. **Seen in a browser (23:48 UTC, 2026-11-10):** The headless browser was refused ("The request is blocked"); the plain request had returned the page shell. ## What it does best Warnings and occurrences in one tool, with "my area" and occurrence states. ## What we take from it The closest thing to our site. It has no timeline, no decisions, no sources per item and no machine-readable twin: those are ours. Its occurrence-state legend and "my area" are worth matching. ## Data and models it says it uses Labelled on the page: "Proteção Civil" for occurrences and "Avisos Meteorológicos" for warnings; the feeds behind it load by script and were not seen. Where its data comes from, traced: [the lineage of this site](../../../meteorology/nodes/site-sc-rr-dashboard.md) (kept by incident.meteorology@). ## API and feeds none ## Licence and terms As we recorded it: all rights reserved. May we show its content: **short quotation with link**. Its terms page, as linked on the site ("Termos de Utilização"): (found 23:46 UTC, 2026-11-10; excerpts below where the page opened). **From its terms page as published** (read 02:15 UTC, 2026-11-11; sentences picked by a script from the page's text, verbatim: they point to the passage and are not the whole terms): > É proibida a sua reprodução, modificação, distribuição ou exploração comercial sem autorização expressa. ## Storm Charles This entry is part of the coverage map. Against the six things this site is built on ([the gap table](../README.md), [gap.json](../gap.json)): | Timeline | Decisions | Source per item | Time read | Hour by hour | Data | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | no | no | partly | not seen | no | no | Maps and lists of warnings and occurrences; sources named for the tool as a whole ("Proteção Civil", "Avisos Meteorológicos"), not per item; the data loads by script and was not seen; no download offered in the page shell. Links to ipma.pt or prociv.gov.pt in the page's HTML: 1. Later reads: [rereads.json](../rereads.json). ## How to reach it Its own contact page, as linked on the site ("Contactos"): (found 23:46 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: 2026-11-10T23:46Z · HTTP 200 · drawn by script: only the shell and labels read - Addresses requested: `c-rr-interativo` 200, `c-rr-tag` 200 - Note: the page shell and legends were read; the data loads by script and was not seen - Data: this entry in [sites.json](../sites.json) (`sc-rr-dashboard`)