Despite the heat during the day, nights and mornings tend to be cooler, especially in São Paulo, where the feelings of muffling decreases at night
This Wednesday (26), to Brazil reveals that the fall has not yet established itself completely, with summer characteristics persisting in various regions of the country. Young Pan’s weather clarifies that the transition between stations does not occur immediately. Being an intermediate station, the fall has characteristics of both summer and winter. Currently, the climate remains stuffy in much of Brazil, with high temperatures. However, there is an expectation that next week, temperatures will begin to gradually decrease.
Today, there is a forecast of intense rainfall in areas of Espírito Santo, northern Minas Gerais and the Federal District. This is due to a cold front in the ocean that brings moisture to these regions. In northern Mato Grosso, a low atmospheric pressure system also causes heavy rainfall, affecting parts of Pará, southern Amazonas, Rondônia and Amapá. In downtown and southern Brazil, the trend is for rain showers in the afternoon, including the capitals Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Vitória and Belo Horizonte, where the rains can be isolated and accompanied by electric discharges.
In southern Brazil, time is firmer in southern Rio Grande do Sul, while in other areas of the region, the rains are irregular and poorly distributed. In the Midwest, the rain is more intense, while southern Bahia has a firmer time. Temperatures vary, with São Paulo not exceeding 27ºC, Curitiba with a maximum of 25ºC, Vitória 30ºC and Palmas 29ºC. Despite the heat during the day, nights and mornings tend to be cooler, especially in São Paulo, where the feel of muffling decreases at night.
*With information from Paula Nobre
