With the arrival of a drier fall, the South and Southeast regions should record milder temperatures and low rainfall
A For this week it indicates that the Southeast and Southern regions of Brazil will experience milder temperatures and little rain. According to the young Pan meteorologist, the known for being drier, marks the transition between rainy summer and dry winter. This standard of low precipitation is evident earlier this week, with almost no warning area, except some regions of Espírito Santo and Minas Gerais, due to the passage of a cold front.
The climate in the South and Southeast regions is being influenced by a high pressure system, which brings cold winds in the early hours of the day and in the afternoon. The rain map shows firm time in most of the Southeast, South and Midwest regions, without the feeling of muffling. Maximum temperatures should range from 20ºC to 23ºC in the capitals of these regions. In addition, there are records of frost on Monday and forecast of new occurrences on Tuesday, especially in the highest areas of Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina.
In São Paulo, the maximum scheduled for today is 20ºC, while in Rio de Janeiro is 24ºC. Porto Alegre registered a cold morning, with a minimum of 12ºC and a maximum of 23ºC in the afternoon. In contrast, Belém must have heavy rain, with a maximum of 32ºC. The northern region of Brazil, including Roraima and Amazonas, also has the possibility of heavy rains for today. This climate scenario highlights the diversity of weather conditions in Brazil, where different regions face different patterns of temperature and precipitation. While the south and southeast enjoy a milder and more dry climate, the north of the country continues to deal with heavy rainfall, reflecting the complexity and variation of the Brazilian climate.
*With information from Paula Nobre
*Report produced with the aid of AI
