The weather in Lisbon during February features cool afternoons and generally cold nights.
Temperatures
Daytime high temperatures tend to be near 15 C (59 F) early in February, warming gradually to near 17 C (62-63 F) near the end of the month.
A few of the warmer afternoons, especially later in the month, can reach up around 21 C (69-70 F).
The record high temperature in Lisbon during February is 25.6 C (78 F).
Late night and early morning low temperatures will be near 8-9 C (46-48 F) early in the month, warming to 9-10 C (49-50 F) near the end of the month.
A few of the colder mornings, especially early in the month, can dip down around 5 C (41 F).
The record low temperature in Lisbon during February is -1 C (30 F).
Sky and Rain
You can expect about 12-13 sunny, 4 partly sunny, and about 11-12 mostly cloudy days this month.
Some rain falls on about 13-14 days, however, only 5-6 days record 1 mm (0.04 inches) or more, and only 3 days see 10 mm (0.4 inches) or more.
Daylight
The number of daylight hours during February increases from about 10.3 hours on the first to 11.3 hours by the 28th.
Windspeed
The wind in Lisbon during February is mostly light to moderate at 11-24 kph (7-15 mph) but occasionally can be fresh at 31-34 kph (19-21 mph).
Ocean & Beach
Lisbon lies along the Atlantic coast and has several stunning nearby beaches, however, ocean temperatures this month are very cold, averaging 58-59F.
What to Wear in Lisbon during February
Winter in Lisbon tends to be cool to cold so best to bring at least one medium-weight jacket or coat and a couple of sweaters.
A scarf & hat and a pair of gloves will come in handy on those colder and windy days and especially for early morning activities.
Wear sensible walking shoes, and an umbrella will also come in handy during those wet days.
Things to Do in Lisbon during February
Although it won't always be especially warm during February, there shouldn't be too much rain, so you might want to consider taking a pay-what-you-wish Lisbon walking tour.
Even if you do happen to visit on a rainy day, there are quite a few wonderful museums to experience, including the National Tile Museum.
When the sun goes down, head to one of the many local venues where you can hear an authentic live Fado music performance.
If you're looking for an easy way to get around to the most notable sites, consider either a hop-on hop-off bus tour or a ride on the historic Tram 28!
For more ideas, make sure to check our post covering fun things to see and do in Lisbon.
Fred Pickhardt
Ocean Weather Services
