On Monday 28th September 2026, Carl Munson’s Good Morning Portugal! news highlights tonight’s talk with author Tim Richardson at Indie ("Not a Bookshop") in Cascais, plus the Portuguese book market reaching a three-year high.  Other headlines include the 17th Sagres Birdwatching Festival (2–5 October), 14 passengers treated for smoke inhalation after a Delta flight to Boston made an emergency landing in Porto, yellow thunderstorm warnings for seven districts, environmental group ZERO warning about rivers and aquifers, 40 companies testing technology with the Portuguese Army, and Carvoeira testing a new method against invasive algae.  After the heatwave, temperatures ease but thunderstorms are possible. #GoodMorningPortugal #PortugalNews #ExpatBookClub #TimRichardson #NicholasTrant #SagresBirdwatching #PortoAirport #Thunderstorms #Portugal2026

On Monday 21st September 2026, Carl Munson’s Good Morning Portugal! news reports record-high drug seizures amid surging cocaine trafficking, plus a heatwave with yellow warnings extended to 16 districts and temperatures climbing into the mid-30s.  Other headlines include a 170 km Algarve charity cycle ride, António Costa and other leaders calling for UN reform, the Socialist Party doubling down on education as government popularity falls, and new PS housing proposals.  Author Tim Richardson is featured ahead of his 26 September talk on Peninsular War hero Nicholas Trant.  Lisbon is forecast to reach 32°C and Coimbra 37°C. GoodMorningPortugal, PortugalNews, Heatwave, NicholasTrant, TimRichardson, PeninsularWar, HousingCrisis, DrugSeizures, Portugal2026

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