November 6, 2025 Weather: Sun & New Depression Forecast

The weather on Thursday, November 6, 2025, will be marked by the return of the sun, although sometimes still shy, and due to a drop in temperature – a cool day, after a stormy day, with lots of electrical activity

Some of this activity can still be felt, in fact, at the beginning of the day – some meteorological models simulate that in the early hours of the morning, especially in the North, there are still conditions for some localized showers and thunderstormsHowever, as the day rises, the sun will quickly become king. However, only for a short time – there is a new depression approaching, as we will explain shortly

For Thursday, however, the highlight is the return of the sunbut also for maritime unrest, with the continuation of the orange warning issued by IPMA. The jet stream remains disturbed, and therefore this is just a transition day before it worsens again – and at sea this aggravation is not even noticeable.

Temperatures will then be lower, both maximum and minimum – it won’t be cold, per se, but it will be more within the normal range for the season, for November, after some less common days, with the hot air mass on days 34 taking values ​​up to 25ºC on thermometers, locally, as well as 20ºC at night in some places (days 34)

We now predict minimums closer to 10ºC, and maximums close to 20ºC, in most of the territory. With the sun and wind decreasing, the afternoon will actually be pleasant – springlikewe would say. The change that comes the following night and morning will therefore once again be sudden. (details coming soon, read on for a detailed forecast for Thursday)

In the Azores this will be a day marked by a Northwest flow, somewhat humid, therefore relatively cool, with showers, particularly in the morning – which move away throughout the day. We will therefore have some periods with more stability in the afternoon

In Madeira, on the other hand, we have the same monotony, with stability, some clouds, some humidity, with a northwest windbut without precipitation. Temperatures, although less high, are still above average for November

The atmospheric regime is marked by a weakened anticyclone, south of the Azores – NAO-, with high pressure further north, allowing the polar jet to remain close, with the dominant west flow, therefore. AND With this polar jet nearby, precipitation is never far away, so make the most of this drier day (on the Continent), as it will be short-lived

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WEATHER ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2025

PORTUGAL CONTINENTAL

Periods of heaven very cloudy, becoming slightly cloudy from the morning onwards – with lots of sun throughout the day

Possibility of some occasional showers in the North and Center during the night and early morning. No precipitation forecast for the rest of the day

West wind, moderate to strong, 25 to 40km/h, sometimes with gusts of up to 65km/h in the highlands, decreasing in intensity from the afternoon onwards (becoming weak to moderate, 10 to 25km/h) at the end of the day

Small drop in temperatureswith minimums between 5 to 10ºC in the North and Center Interior, and 10 to 12ºC in the rest of the territory, and maximums between 17 to 21ºC, in general

The sea will be very rough, with waves exceeding 5 meters, sometimes with a maximum height of 8 meters on the West Coast, Therefore, any approach to the sea is completely discouraged! Precaution! Sea water with a temperature of around 16 to 18ºC. On the South Coast waves measuring 1 to 2 meters, water at 20ºC. Low to moderate UV index (2 to 3)

AZORES

Periods of heaven very cloudy, with clear spells, gradually – sunny periods throughout the day on most of the Islands

Light to moderate showers, especially in the Central and Eastern Islands, and until mid-afternoonwith an end of the day with weather, tending to be drier

West or southwest wind, moderate to strong, with gusts – 30 to 45km/h, occasionally up to 75km/h

Temperatures are not expected to change significantly

O The sea will be rough, with maximum waves increasing throughout the day, due to a new powerful depression to the west of the archipelago, which could reach 10 meters in the Western Islands at night, and 3 to 5 meters in the remaining Islands, with water around 20ºC

MADEIRA

Periods of heaven very cloudy, with fog in the mountainous areas, and open on the south-facing slopes, as well as Porto Santo

We do not anticipate precipitation

The wind should blow from the northwest, and should generally be weak to moderate, between 10 and 25km/h

Temperatures drop slightlywith minimums between 17 to 19ºC and maximums between 20 to 24ºC

The sea will be less rough than on the Mainland or Azores, but still with maximum waves of up to 3ºC, with water temperatures around 23ºC

WEATHER CHANGE, AGAIN, ON FRIDAY

Friday promises changes, and we are not yet ready for a final full forecast – which we will prepare soon. This is because there are uncertainties in some factors

We will have rain, thunder, some wind and sea disturbances. However, for now, nothing indicates something as intense as the thunderstorms that will occur this Wednesday – at least the instability rates are not that significant

Still, you can count on another day of electrical activity, heavy showers, risk of flooding – in short, a cool, autumnal day – but without snow in the mountains as the temperature may even rise slightly

We still don’t have any actual details as to which places are most affected, and we will publish them soon, as soon as we do. We will also talk when possible about the meteorological situation for the second half of November – the models go back and forth, without being able to define the atmospheric configuration. We do not rule out the presence of the anticyclone, but at the same time, there are models that show the opposite

Let’s follow along… for now autumn is still very present, mild, but rainy and unstable!

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