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By TPN/Lusa, in World · 10 Jan 2018, 08:37 · 1 Comments
But despite steady downpours in the Alentejo and the Algarve, officials say another two months of rain are required to break the drought in southern Portugal.
The Environment Ministry warned dams are still near empty in certain areas, averaging around 20 percent in the Alentejo.
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What’s the official state of central Portugal, you only mention north and south?
By Hans Evers from UK on 12 Jan 2018, 16:23