After a period marked by intense and bulky rainfallthe state of São Paulo prepares for a change in climate. The forecast for the coming days is the predominance of sun, elevation of temperatures and isolated rain showers, especially in the late afternoon, between Thursday (7) and next Tuesday (11), according to the Civil Defense.
According to the agency, this Thursday (6) has already begun with indicative of this transition, with the sky dawning over and many clouds in much of the state. However, the tendency is for cloudiness to decrease throughout the day, making room for the sun and the gradual increase in temperatures.
In the capital and coast of São Paulo, the maxims can reach 30 ° C, providing intense heat days. Inside, in regions such as Franca and Ribeirão Preto, thermometers can exceed 31 ° C, with even higher thermal sensation.
This change in the climate pattern will bring back the typical summer scenario, with few clouds and sunny predominance, temperature rise throughout the day, and rain showers in the afternoon.
These rains, although passengers and isolated, may have Moderate to strong intensity In some areas, accompanied by rays, hail and gusts of wind.
The Civil Defense points out that the municipalities of the southern and west regions should still pay extra attention, as they may record more significant rain accumulated due to the influence of the cold front that has been removed, but still causes reflexes in these areas.
With the weakening of the South Atlantic Convergence Zone (ZCAS) and the removal from the cold front, the climatic conditions in São Paulo normalize for the summer.
ZCAS, responsible for the heavy rains of recent days, loses strength, reducing the intensity of precipitation. At the same time, the cold front moves away, allowing temperatures to rise again.
This combination of factors results in sunny days, heat and isolated rain showers, typical of the season, marking a transition to a drier and hot period in the state.
The State Civil Defense maintains constant monitoring of weather conditions and reinforces the importance of the population to be aware of the weather alerts.
Even with the reduction of rainfall intensity, some areas that have suffered from high accumulated in recent days may still have risks of punctual flooding and landlies.
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