wb_sunnyWeather & Climate The Sunniest Place in Europe

The proximity of the Mediterranean Sea greatly influences the Algarvian climate. Summers are hot and dry, but not suffocating thanks to the Atlantic Ocean, and winters are mild with hardly any rain (50 days with rain and 500 mm on average each year), combined with very inviting springs and autumns. The Algarve is famous for enjoying over 300 days of sun and 3000 hours of sunlight on average per year.
Daily Weather ReportPosted: 16/04/2025
Fairly bright, some cloud, not warm. Temperature at 0730am is 8.8º, wind is very light from the north-west. As with the past few days, there are showers borne on the wind and we will have some later. It will be windier when the showers arrive. Maximum temperature a8 or 19º. The rain could last into the evening. It won't be so cold tonight, down to 13 or 14º. Tomorrow and Friday look like they are also going to be rainy days. Some 'improvement' from Saturday but still unsettled with rain fairly likely and still not very warm. This is my last on the spot observation for a couple of weeks. I am off later to enjoy the delights of an English holiday weekend and more.Tide table for Albufeira area - Today and Tomorrow

Websites for further information on weather and tides in Albufeira
IPMA
Portuguese Institute for Sea and AtmosphereThe Weather Channel
10 Days ForecastWindGURU
Detailed Weather and Wind ForecastWeather Underground
Detailed weather conditionsEuronews.com
Weather and Air Quality IndexBBC.com Weather
Weather Forecast for AlbufeiraTides4Fishing.com
Detailed information about weather and sea conditionsCentro Meteo
Warning for severe weather alarm in the Algarve