Storm 'Francis' Causes 44 Weather-Related Incidents in Madeira
The severe weather caused by Storm 'Francis' led to 44 incidents across Madeira by 10 PM, including fallen trees, power outages, and landslides.
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The severe weather caused by Storm 'Francis' led to 44 incidents across Madeira by 10 PM, including fallen trees, power outages, and landslides.
The Supreme Court has overturned a previous ruling, allowing Pedro Calado and Avelino Farinha to retain their passports amidst an ongoing corruption investigation in Madeira.
Adverse weather conditions led to the disruption of 16 flights at Madeira Airport on New Year's Day, affecting tourists and students alike.
Following New Year's celebrations in Funchal, a major cleanup operation collected 14 tons of waste, prompting continued beach closures.
Strong winds on New Year's Day caused significant disruptions at Madeira Airport, affecting 16 flights and leaving many passengers stranded.
Leandro Silva, a councillor from CDS in Funchal, faces suspension after a New Year's Day incident involving a pedestrian accident and alcohol consumption.
A healthy baby girl, weighing 3.525 kg, marks the first birth of 2026 in Madeira, born in the early hours at Hospital Dr. Nélio Mendonça.
The Madeiran community in Croydon, London, celebrated the arrival of 2026 with a lively gala event at Farol Café & Restaurant, featuring live music and a joyful atmosphere.
Despite challenging weather conditions caused by the depression Francis, 40 participants took part in the traditional New Year's dive at Porto Santo's Fontinha Beach.
NewsThe Orquestra Clássica da Madeira, accompanied by tenor Alberto Sousa and under the baton of maestro Gianluca Marcianò, rings in 2026 with a grand New Year concert at the Baltazar Dias Municipal Theater.
Madeira welcomes the New Year with unstable weather and maritime disturbances. The IPMA forecasts heavy rains and possible hail, urging residents and tourists to stay cautious.
NewsEffective from today, the regional minimum wage in Madeira has increased to €980, marking a significant rise from the previous €915.