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Right now the hottest place in Portugal is Alcoutim at 28.7 °C, and the coolest is Torre - Serra da Estrela at 11.2 °C.
Wondering whether to pack a jacket for Lisbon? Curious how warm the Algarve is this weekend? This temperature map shows live readings for cities and towns across Portugal, covering the mainland, Madeira, and the Azores all in one place.
Tap any city to see the full picture: actual temperature, what it feels like outside, rainfall, and wind. Swipe through the hour-by-hour forecast to plan your beach day, hike, or weekend trip from early morning through the evening. Coastal cities also show the current sea temperature and wave height.
Mainland Portugal, Madeira and the Azores on one temperature map. Tap any city for an instant weather snapshot.
See what the weather will be like this morning, at lunchtime, or tonight. Perfect for planning your day ahead.
We show what it actually feels like outside, not just the number, but wind chill and rain too.
Portugal packs a surprising range of weather into a small map. The north-west is green and Atlantic, with mild summers and wet winters, while the interior swings between hot summer afternoons and frosty winter nights. The Algarve keeps the driest and sunniest skies on the mainland. Out in the ocean, Madeira sits in a kind of eternal spring, and the Azores live by fast-moving Atlantic fronts that can change the sky within an hour. The map above shows all of these contrasts live, hour by hour.
Every place appears on the map with its current temperature, like a heatmap of the country: the highest readings inland and in the south, cooler ones along the west coast and in the hills. Tap any value to open the city details.
The timeline at the bottom of the map covers seven days back and seven days ahead, hour by hour. Drag it to see how the temperature changes through the day or across the week.
Almost always the interior of the Alentejo, around Beja, Évora and the Guadiana valley, where summer afternoons pass 40 °C. The coolest spots are the mountains, the Serra da Estrela on the mainland and Pico do Arieiro on Madeira, along with the exposed west coast.
The feels-like value combines air temperature with wind and humidity to estimate how the weather actually feels on your skin. On a windy winter day it can sit several degrees below the thermometer.
Over 400 cities and towns across mainland Portugal, Madeira and the Azores. Twenty-four cities also have dedicated forecast pages, from Lisbon, Porto and Faro to Sintra, the Algarve beach towns, Funchal and Ponta Delgada.