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Póvoa de Varzim

Updated: 25 Dec 2025, 05:22 UTC

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EXPERIMENTAL LONGRANGE FOR PÓVOA DE VARZIM
EXPERIMENTAL FORECAST OFFICE - PORTO METRO
05:22 UTC THU DEC 25 2025

Long-Range Forecast - Póvoa de Varzim

Issued: 05:22 UTC Thursday, 25 December 2025 | Valid: 15 days

Date Conditions Low High Notes
2025-12-25 Clear 8°C 12°C Dry with light winds; good day for outdoor activities
2025-12-26 Mainly Clear 7°C 12°C Slight chance of light rain late; pack a light jacket
2025-12-27 Clear 6°C 13°C Dry and mild for time of year; low rain chance
2025-12-28 Clear 8°C 14°C Warmest day of the period; no rain expected
2025-12-29 Clear 7°C 12°C Dry and stable; comfortable for walks or beach
2025-12-30 Clear 7°C 11°C Cool but dry; ideal for outdoor errands
2025-12-31 Overcast 4°C 11°C Dry but cooler; wind similar to previous days
2026-01-01 Mainly Clear 6°C 9°C Very light rain possible; mostly dry
2026-01-02 Light Drizzle 5°C 8°C Light, prolonged drizzle; slippery sidewalks possible
2026-01-03 Clear 7°C 9°C Brief shower possible; otherwise dry and breezy
2026-01-04 Clear 4°C 8°C Coldest night so far; frost possible inland
2026-01-05 Light Drizzle 8°C 12°C Increasing wind and rain; mild for early January
2026-01-06 Moderate Drizzle 10°C 12°C Persistent wet weather; strong gusts up to 80 km/h
2026-01-07 Light Drizzle 10°C 12°C Continued damp and windy; low sunshine
2026-01-08 Clear 7°C 11°C Improving; brief shower possible early

Trend Summary

After a stretch of dry, mild weather through the end of December, temperatures remain near normal but trend slightly cooler by New Year’s Eve, with the coldest night expected around 1 January. A dry pattern dominates through 30 December, giving way to increasing cloudiness and light rain by 2 January. The period from 5 to 7 January brings a shift to wetter and windier conditions, with moderate drizzle and gusts over 80 km/h on the 6th. Despite higher rainfall totals, precipitation probability remains low due to prolonged light intensity rather than heavy bursts. No snow is indicated at sea level. The wet period ends by 8 January, with a return to drier and more stable conditions.

Frost cannot be ruled out on clear nights, particularly inland on 31 December and 4 January, though coastal areas like Póvoa de Varzim will likely stay above freezing. Any precipitation during colder nights will be rain, with no accumulation expected.

Model guidance shows high consistency in temperature and precipitation trends over the last 6 hours, with minor fluctuations in early-January rainfall amounts. Confidence is high through 3 January; beyond that, timing and intensity of the wet period are somewhat uncertain, though the overall pattern shift is well supported.

Practical notes:

  • 25–30 December: Excellent conditions for outdoor holiday activities.
  • 31 December: Cool evening; warm layers recommended for celebrations.
  • 2–7 January: Carry rain gear and expect damp, blustery conditions.
  • 4 January: Coldest morning; protect sensitive plants if inland.
  • No snow or ice expected at sea level.

Experimental forecast - not official guidance