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Episode 88: What’s the Energetic Difference Between Porto and Lisboa? - ‘An Old Guy in Europe’ now playing on a screen near you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYTVdfxtZFc @James 'AnOldGuyinEurope' Holley

Special shows every morning at 8am... JOIN US HERE - Need help? - Community check-in - Weather outlook - Preparedness Very complicated week ahead – with a lot of rain, particularly in storm ravaged areas "A new storm is expected this weekend" Tempestade SOS

"After WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY the pattern changes completely and we will have a period of calm. We can expect days of fog and humidity, but then we will see the end of this period of depressions,” says the climatologist. “We will have a much calmer, sunnier second half of February,” he stated, adding that “we may have another rainy day, but nothing compared to the first half of the month.” Full story

Abstention rate ‘surprisingly low’: Portuguese rallied to this campaign says Natasha Donn... "Exit polls coming in an hour after polling stations closed have put António José Seguro as the clear winner of Portugal’s presidential elections. The second-round of voting in this hard-fought campaign saw a much lower abstention rate than initially feared – between 37.5% and 42.5%. Neither candidate has ‘accepted’ the results yet – albeit the Caldas da Rainha ‘headquarters’ of Seguro’s campaign is already celebrating. His adversary – CHEGA leader André Ventura – is ‘still at Mass in Lisbon’, but projections put him at coming in with between 28.6% of the vote, and 33.0%. Projections for Seguro are that he has walked this contest, with between 67% and 71.4% of the vote. This has always been the expected ‘end result’. It is also almost certainly what André Ventura ‘expected’ – as he has made no bones about the fact that he intends to be a future prime minister....more" Join us in the morning for further reflection on the result