After a weekend marked by low temperatures, week begins with climate variations in different regions of Brazil
The week begins with significant climate variations in different regions of Brazil. After a weekend marked by low temperatures, the state capital experiences a slight elevation in thermometers, with the sun appearing in the afternoon. However, cold still persists in some areas of the country, especially in the , where frost is forecast due to a high pressure system that is dissipating. As this system moves away, clouds loaded with rain approach Santa Catarina and Paraná, especially in the western regions of these states, besides the northern gaucho, where there is the possibility of more intense rainfall.
The weather forecast indicates that some areas of Brazil, such as northern Bahia, Alagoas, Amazonas and Roraima, may also face strong rain showers. In contrast, the interior of the country, including Mato Grosso, Goiás, Federal District, Mato Grosso do Sul, Minas Gerais and much of Sao Paulo, should remain firmly and without rain. In the state capital, there is a chance of rain at night, scheduled for more intense rainfall between Thursday and Friday, due to the arrival of a new cold front. In Rio de Janeiro, the state capital may also have rain showers at night.
Temperatures vary considerably across the country. In São Paulo, the maximum scheduled for today is 23ºC, with an increase in the coming days. Porto Alegre should register a maximum of 18ºC, while Campo Grande can reach 28ºC and Palmas at 33ºC. In Salvador, the maximum planned temperature is 29ºC. Despite the gradual elevation of temperatures, it is important to remember that Brazil is in the fall, approaching winter, which limits intense heat expectations.
*With information from Paula Nobre
*Report produced with the aid of AI
