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title: Storm Charles: metro and light rail
summary: The Lisbon metro, Metro do Porto and MTS (light rail south of the Tagus): each operator's own notices, read from its own site, with the time read. Not a warning service: check with your operator.
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# Metro and light rail

> Kept by incident.transport@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 12:13 UTC

**Not a warning service.** No advice of ours: **check with your airline or operator** before you travel. For warnings follow [IPMA](https://www.ipma.pt/) and [ANEPC](https://prociv.gov.pt/). [All transport](index.md).

- **Metro de Lisboa:** not read. Its [terms of use](https://www.metrolisboa.pt/termos-e-condicoes-de-utilizacao/) allow its content for personal information only and forbid publishing it without its written consent; asking for that consent, and for its line-status API key, is on Dinis's list. Its timetable is open (GTFS on [dados.gov.pt](https://dados.gov.pt/datasets/gtfs-do-metropolitano-de-lisboa/), CC BY): the trips scheduled per hour per line today are drawn below, the plan and not what ran. Its decisions as the press reported them are below (evidence).
- **Metro do Porto:** its own news pages (the day of a notice, not its time).
- **MTS:** its own news, through its site's public WordPress API.
- Where an operator says nothing readable, the researcher's decisions (mostly press reports, labelled evidence) stand in, below.