Lisbon: Saturday will bring mostly sunny skies, with temperatures reaching 20 degrees and falling to 12 degrees at night. Sunday will see a mixture of sunshine and cloud, with a high of 22 degrees and a low of 13 degrees. Similar conditions are expected on Monday, with temperatures rising to 24 degrees and dropping to 15 degrees.

The South: Sunny spells will dominate Saturday, with temperatures reaching 23 degrees and falling to 11 degrees at night. Sunday will remain mostly sunny, with a high of 24 degrees and a low of 13 degrees. Similar conditions are forecast for Monday, with temperatures rising to 25 degrees and dropping to 15 degrees.

The Centre: A mixture of sunshine and cloud is expected on Saturday, with temperatures reaching 18 degrees and falling to 8 degrees at night. Sunday will bring cloudy skies and showers, with a high of 20 degrees and a low of 11 degrees. Monday will see sunny spells and possible showers, with temperatures rising to 21 degrees and dropping to 13 degrees.

The North: Saturday will bring a mixture of sunshine and cloud, with temperatures reaching 18 degrees and falling to 6 degrees at night. Sunday will see cloudy skies and showers, with a high of 19 degrees and a low of 11 degrees. Monday will bring sunny spells and possible showers, with temperatures rising to 21 degrees and dropping to 11 degrees.

Azores: Mostly sunny skies are expected on Saturday, with temperatures reaching 23 degrees and falling to 18 degrees at night. Sunday will bring a mixture of sunshine and cloud, with a high of 22 degrees and a low of 19 degrees. Monday will see sunny spells and showers, with temperatures rising to 24 degrees and dropping to 17 degrees.

Madeira: Warm and mostly sunny conditions are expected on Saturday, with temperatures reaching 25 degrees and falling to 19 degrees at night. Sunday will bring sunny spells, with a high of 24 degrees and a low of 18 degrees. Similar conditions are forecast for Monday, with temperatures remaining at 24 degrees during the day and dropping to 18 degrees overnight.

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