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Originally Posted by Prowler
No. May is traditionally a rain and thunderstorm month. Not a month where max temps reach 30C. Same for September. hell not even June tends to be a month where max temps reach 30C, let alone 39-40 degrees. That's more in July and August.
Also, the North is a bit colder and can be pretty cold in the Winter, as in minimum temperatures between -2C and 7C.
And for the record, Lisbon has a lot of rain for a southern European cit.y Pretty sure it's the Southern European capital with the highest amount of yearly rain. It's not always sunny here and when it rains it rains FOR REAL.
Remember that Portugal doesn't touch the Mediterranean, but the Atlantic only. So it's not like it's Sicily, Greece or Andalusia.
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But snow in Portugal must be rare?
06-17-2017, 04:26 PM
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