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The video was recorded on the 16th of March, and the temperature was around 20-25 Celsius in Funchal on that day. It is a really usual temperature, especially on the coast, in the summer it can get up to 25-30 Celsius, but in the winter it also rarely goes below 10-15 Celsius. This is why Madeira is called the island of etenal spring. However in the mountains it can be very different, so it is always good to bring warmer clothes, and also be prepared for the rain, as the weather can change rapidly when you travel around the island.
Madeira is nice but avoid being scammed by locals. Locals look at tourist as walking money. Avoid paying will your credit card only cash and watch the prices carefully.
