Bombarral Weather Conditions
Current Temperature Level
23 °C
39 AQI
Air quality index is: Good
Last Updated: 2025-05-31 10:00 (Local Time)
Bombarral
Bombarral Weather Parameters
6 km/h
2 m/s
331° NNW
0 %
10 km
0 mm
1018 mb
UV Index4
Suggestions for
TodayBombarral31 May
Bombarral 10-Days Weather Forecast
Bombarral 30-Days (May 2025) Weather Forecast
1Thu.
21°9 °C
2Fri.
18°12 °C
3Sat.
17°12 °C
4Sun.
16°13 °C
5Mon.
18°13 °C
6Tue.
18°10 °C
7Wed.
19°10 °C
8Thu.
17°12 °C
9Fri.
17°12 °C
10Sat.
16°11 °C
11Sun.
17°10 °C
12Mon.
18°11 °C
13Tue.
18°12 °C
14Wed.
17°10 °C
15Thu.
17°12 °C
16Fri.
22°12 °C
17Sat.
25°15 °C
18Sun.
19°13 °C
19Mon.
19°13 °C
20Tue.
19°13 °C
21Wed.
20°13 °C
22Thu.
20°15 °C
23Fri.
21°14 °C
24Sat.
24°14 °C
25Sun.
21°13 °C
26Mon.
19°13 °C
27Tue.
22°13 °C
28Wed.
25°13 °C
29Thu.
31°16 °C
30Fri.
27°16 °C
31Today
28°15 °C
MayWeather Overview
No. of days:
Sunny
14
Cloudy
1
Rainy
16
Snowy
0
The monthly weather averages in Bombarral consist of 14 sunny days, 1 cloudy days, 16 rainy days, and snowy days.
Bombarral's Locations Weather Conditions
Portugal's Hottest Cities - May 2025
1.

Redondo, Portugal
Sunny
22%
6
13.3 kmph / S
2.

Evora, Portugal
Sunny
28%
5.7
14 kmph / SE
3.

Cacem, Portugal
Sunny
31%
5.5
6.5 kmph / ENE
4.

Penamacor, Portugal
Sunny
33%
5.8
3.6 kmph / SW
5.

Faro, Portugal
Sunny
48%
5.6
14 kmph / SE
6.

Castro Marim, Portugal
Sunny
48%
5.8
12.6 kmph / ESE
7.

Sines, Portugal
Sunny
43%
5.4
5.4 kmph / NE
8.

Bombarral, Portugal
Sunny
54%
5.6
9.7 kmph / NW
9.

Golega, Portugal
Sunny
54%
5.6
9.7 kmph / NW
10.

Sacavem, Portugal
Sunny
54%
5.4
3.6 kmph / ENE
Last Updated: 31 May 2025, 10:36 AM
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