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Storm Charles causes floods and flight cancellations across southern Europe

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Briefings

Storm Charles caused severe weather across southern Europe, including heavy rain and strong winds in Portugal, Spain, and Italy. Key impacts included 183 flight cancellations in Lisbon and 155 in Madrid, with wind gusts reaching 84.5 mph at Funchal airport. The storm also triggered flooding in Spain and Portugal, rock falls in Cannes, and a red rainfall warning in Italy. Additional 100mm of rain is forecast for the Balkans, with mountainous areas potentially seeing up to 200mm.

Key points

• Lisbon airport cancelled 183 flights on Wednesday, representing approximately one-third of its normal daily traffic.
• Wind gusts reached 84.5 mph (136 km/h) at Funchal airport in Madeira, Portugal.

Context

Storm Charles moved from the Iberian Peninsula through southern France and northern Italy, causing widespread flooding and flight disruptions. The article details specific flight cancellations and wind speeds recorded during the storm's passage.

Limitations

Data covers the period from late November 2026 to early December 2026. Evidence is limited to reported flight cancellations, wind speeds, and rainfall totals; no additional background context or causal analysis is provided.

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