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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Edinburgh Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out in Lisbon; the city enjoys a mild Atlantic climate, so a light jacket is often useful even in summer evenings. Unlike Edinburgh, Lisbon sees far less rain and more consistent sunshine year-round.
What is Lisbon’s weather typically like?
Lisbon sits on Portugal’s Atlantic coast, giving it warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters. July and August average highs around 28°C, while January sees highs near 15°C. Rain falls mainly between November and February, making spring and early autumn the sweetest times to visit. For a broader UK comparison, see our UK weather hub.
What about extended and seasonal forecasts?
For travellers checking lisbon weather 14 days or weather in lisbon 10 days, the live forecast above updates routinely. If you are planning further ahead, a lisbon weather forecast 30 days gives a general trend rather than precise daily temperatures. Those looking at lisbon weather 15 days should also note that Atlantic systems can shift quickly. For Edinburgh-level detail on UK cities, visit our Glasgow Weather page.
What is Lisbon weather like in February?
Lisbon weather february is cool and damp, with highs around 16°C and lows near 9°C. Expect around 9 rainy days in the month, so pack a waterproof jacket. Sunshine is limited but brighter than in Edinburgh.
Does Lisbon use Celsius or Fahrenheit?
Lisbon uses Celsius, though many tourist resources offer lisbon weather fahrenheit conversions. The live forecast above defaults to Celsius, matching British weather reporting standards.
What is Lisbon weather like year round?
Lisbon weather year round is Mediterranean: warm dry summers (June–September) and mild wet winters (November–February). Spring and autumn are pleasant with fewer crowds, ideal for sightseeing.