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IPMA>Climate>Monthly monitoring

Monthly climatological summary - July 2025

  • Month/year classification
  • Station data
  • Air temperature
  • Precipitation
 Station TN TX TNN D TXX D RR RRMAX D FFMAX Dia

Legend

TN - Average minimum temperature (Degree Celsius)

TX - Average maximum temperature (Degree Celsius)

TNN/D - Absolute minimum temperature (Degree Celsius) and day of occurrence

TXX/D - Absolute maximum temperature (Degree Celsius) and day of occurrence

RR - Total precipitation (milimeters)

RRMAX/D - Daily maximum precipitation (milimeters) and day of occurrence

FFMAX/D - Maximum wind intensity, gust (km/h) and day of occurrence

Notes: The used normal values refer to the period 1971-2000 - UTC Hours – Winter: UTC hour = equal to the legal time Summer: UTC hour = -1h in relation to the legal time - Units: Wind: 1 Km/h = 0.28m/s Precipitation: 1mm = 1 kg/m2 Radiation: 1 J = 1Ws

Summary

The month of July in mainland Portugal was classified as very hot in terms of air temperature and very dry in terms of rainfall.

Extreme values
Quantity Value, place and day
Lowest minimum temperature value 4.7 °C in Carrazeda de Ansiães, on the 21st
Highest maximum temperature value 42.6 °C in Alvalade, on the 1st
Highest amount of precipitation in 24h 17.5 mm in Miranda do Douro, on the 3rd
Highest value of maximum wind intensity (gust) 87.8 km/h in Fóia, on the 18th
 
 
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