Civil Defense issued an alert last Thursday (13) for possible storms during the weekend throughout the state
A last Thursday (13) issued a storm alert to various regions of the state of valid until Sunday (16). The affected areas include the east range of the state, covering Campinas, Sorocaba, the Metropolitan Region, Paraíba Valley, Serra da Mantiqueira, North Coast and Baixada Santista. The forecast is strong storms in these locations, with climate instability predominated in the southeastern region of Brazil. The state capital and its metropolitan region are also at risk of moderate to strong intensity rainfall on Friday (14).
The presence of an extratropical cyclone, associated with a cold front in the high sea, is contributing to moisture over the state of São Paulo and other Southeast states. In addition, areas of the southern Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro, including the capital of Rio de Janeiro, are warned for possible rains. Meanwhile, the Holy Spirit must have a firm day, warm in victory. In the north of Minas Gerais, time remains firm, but with some cloudiness.
The climate phenomenon La Niña continues to influence the climate, drying the southern region of Brazil and shifting the rains to the north and northeast of the country. Temperatures for today indicate maximums of 29ºC in São Paulo, 25ºC in Curitiba, 31ºC in Cuiabá and 30ºC in Aracaju. Despite the persistent heat, temperatures in the state capital should be a little milder. The transition to a new season does not occur immediately, but gradually, with a period of climate adaptation.
*With information from Paula Nobre
*Report produced with the aid of AI
