The climate of Portugal has an average yearly temperature of 22°C. Throughout the year, the average monthly temperature can drop to 14°C and rise to 30°C.
Annually, about 707 mm of rain falls. This gives a good overview of how much rain to expect in Portugal.
The best time to visit Portugal is March until September. During this period, you will experience pleasant temperatures and not too much rain, making it ideal to visit Portugal.
This graph shows the average high temperatures in degrees Celsius for each month in Portugal
Precipitation per month in Portugal
This graph shows the average monthly precipitation in millimeters in Portugal.
UV index per month in Portugal
This graph shows the average UV index per month in Portugal.
Yearly temperature in Portugal
This graph shows the average yearly temperature in Portugal, measured in degrees Celsius.
Yearly total precipitation in Portugal
This graph shows the average yearly precipitation in millimeters in Portugal.
More climate information about Portugal
Portugal is located in south-western Europe on the Iberian Peninsula and has a varied climate that varies from region to region. Portugal's climate ranges from a temperate maritime climate in the north to a warm Mediterranean climate in the south and islands.
From the green, rainy hills of the north to the sunny beaches of the south and exotic islands: Portugal offers a climate for every taste.
North Portugal
The north, especially in areas such as Porto and the Douro Valley, has a temperate maritime climate. Summers are pleasantly warm but less hot than in the south, with average temperatures around 25°C.
The winters are relatively cool and wet, with temperatures rarely falling below zero. This region receives the most rainfall in the country, especially in autumn and winter.
Central Portugal
Middle Portugal, including the capital Lisbon, has a Mediterranean climate. Summers are hot and dry, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C.
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The winters are milder and wetter than in the north, with average temperatures around 10-15°C. The area is known for its beautiful beaches and attractive summer resorts.
South Portugal / Algarve
The Algarve, in the extreme south of Portugal, has the most stable and warmest climate in the country. It has a typical Mediterranean climate with long, hot summers and short, mild winters.
Summer temperatures are often around 28-30°C, while winters remain mild, averaging around 16°C. The region is popular among tourists, partly because of its abundant sunshine and beautiful coastline.
Madeira and Azores
The Portuguese islands Madeira and Azores have a special climate. Madeira, located closer to the African coast, has a subtropical climate with moderate temperatures throughout the year.
The Azores, located in the Atlantic Ocean, have a temperate maritime climate with more rainfall and cooler temperatures than on the mainland.
Weather experiences in Portugal
The weather in Portugal is rated an average of 4,4 out of 5 stars by 12 visitors.
flowers in Madeira, which are said to bloom throughout the year, water lavender and I come as a Bosnian Swede.— This text has been automatically translated into English
Not too hot, but still sunny days with pleasant temperatures around 25 degrees. Sometimes it rained a little, but that couldn't spoil the fun.— This text has been automatically translated into English
The sun shone lovely and warm every day, perfect for a beach holiday. Everything was dry, there was no rain. We enjoyed this fantastic weather immensely.— This text has been automatically translated into English
The sun shone more pleasantly than expected and the temperature reached 16 degrees. However, cool mornings and evenings will remain. In short: make sure to pack several layers!— This text has been automatically translated into English
The weather in Portugal in March is pleasant, with plenty of sunshine and clear blue skies. The weather is generally mild, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities. However, the water is still a bit cool for swimming.— This text has been automatically translated into English
In January, Portugal is fairly mild with plenty of sunny days, but it can also be unpredictable and rainy. Not the warmest destination, but certainly more pleasant than many other European locations.— This text has been automatically translated into English
Portugal in June was great with bright, almost continuous sunshine. Temperatures were comfortable, neither too hot nor too cold. Perfect for both beach days and sightseeing. Highly recommended!— This text has been automatically translated into English
April in Portugal was great, but not perfect. Although the sun shone most of the time, there were a few rainy days. Temperatures were pleasant. I would definitely recommend it.— This text has been automatically translated into English
Unfortunately, there were also some cloudy, slightly cooler days. But in case of rain, it's always cosy inside.— This text has been automatically translated into English
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Average weather in Portugal per month
Click on a month below to see in detail how the weather typically is in Portugal and what to expect. Based on the historical weather data of Portugal, you can view the average temperature, precipitation, wind, and UV index for each day of the month.
14 to 30°C
707 mm
