Chuva da depressão <em>Charles </em>supera limiar do aviso vermelho em Lisboa

The depression Charles caused significant rainfall in Lisbon, accumulating 74 mm in six hours, leading to drainage issues, especially in low-lying areas. This intense precipitation coincided with high tide, complicating urban drainage. Other regions also experienced heavy rainfall, with Setúbal recording 44 mm and Mértola 33 mm. Although wind speeds were lower than expected, gusts reached up to 123 km/h in some areas. Charles has weakened and split into two low-pressure systems, moving towards Spain, while another depression, Bruna, is expected to bring more rain to northern and central Portugal. The IPMA does not anticipate conditions as severe as those caused by Charles for Thursday, with only yellow warnings likely to be issued.

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