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The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere provides an application for smartphones with weather forecast information for more than 300 locations in Portugal. The technology that supports this forecast brings together the best global-scale meteorological model, developed and operated by the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, with the high-resolution AROME model operated by IPMA, and also the information collected by our meteorological stations and through the stations of all the organizations that collaborate with us.

App meteo@ipma

This application also provides a wide range of meteorological observations obtained through different observation systems, including the network of automatic surface stations and some of the IPMA radars. The aim is to bring the Institute closer to citizens and provide them with a better service, with a view to continuous improvement and increasing the information made available in a simpler and faster way.

The applications developed are free to access and are available on Google Play and the App Store.

These applications provide meteorological information related to weather forecasting and observation, providing:

  • Weather forecasts up to 10 days;
  • Hourly information up to the 3rd day;
  • Three-hourly information from the 4th to the 6th day;
  • Daily information from the 7th to the 10th day;
  • Hourly information on the state of the sea, up to the 3rd day;
  • Information regarding weather warnings;
  • Information on the maximum value of the ultraviolet index;
  • Information on the value of Rural Fire Danger;
  • Predefined list of locations, selectable through the menu, option, "locations";
  • Observations from the network of automatic surface stations;
  • Radar observations;
  • Satellite observations;
  • Possibility of sending information (reports and images) about meteorological phenomena observed.

 

How to access information?

The telephone device you use must have one of the two operating systems, Android or iOS, to allow access to the application repository of the system you use.

De seguida deverá procurar pela aplicação no repositório de aplicações do sistema que utiliza.

 

icon.small_appleIPhone (meteo@ipma)

You will have to access the App Store and search for “ipma” or “Meteo@IPMA”, the name by which the application is known in the Apple application market. Proceed with the usual process, for Apple technology, of installing the application on your device.

Go to Apple Store »»

 

icon.small_androidAndroid (meteo@ipma)

TYou will have to access Google Play and search for “ipma” or “Meteo@IPMA”, the name by which the application is known in the Android market. Proceed with the usual process, for Android technology, of installing the application on your device.

Go to Google Play »»

 

 
 
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