Severe floods caused by heavy rainfall have impacted several countries, including Poland, Romania, the Czech Republic, and Austria, leading to multiple evacuations and a rising death toll.

In Portugal, firefighting efforts have brought multiple fronts of significant fires in Aveiro closer to containment, although local leaders express concerns about resource availability.

The government has declared a state of calamity across all municipalities affected by the fires and has extended the alert status due to unfavorable weather forecasts.

Despite the challenges, firefighting operations are ongoing with the resources currently available, though local leaders have voiced concerns about the adequacy of these resources.

Almeida noted that while the immediate risk to localities is low, changing winds could elevate the danger, necessitating continued vigilance.

Fortunately, no damages to buildings or homes were reported throughout the day, although several structures were at risk at times.

In addition to the physical impacts, one civilian was treated for anxiety related to the ongoing crisis.

Though the situation is gradually improving, residents and local authorities still face significant challenges.

Meteorologists predict a return to summer-like weather in the coming days, which could help alleviate some of the current concerns.

The president is actively gathering information on whether evacuations were necessary during the night, reflecting the ongoing assessment of the situation.

Portugal's national civil protection commander, André Fernandes, emphasized that while the situation remains complex, it is not out of control, highlighting the need to reduce fire ignitions.

A meeting has been scheduled with the Minister of Territorial Cohesion's team to discuss potential support for the municipality, similar to aid provided to other affected areas.