New cold wave reaches the south and southeast and should remain until June 14

The week began this Monday (9) with a combination of cold and rain in the state capital. THEwhich began last Sunday, is expected to persist until June 14, mainly affecting the southeastern region of Brazil. In temperatures should not exceed 20 ° C, with the expectation that the cold will intensify from tomorrow. In the south of the country, Porto Alegre registered a minimum of 8ºC, and temperatures can be up to 5ºC below average in Rio Grande do Sul, Sao Paulo and Mato Grosso do Sul.

The intensity of the cold wave is such that it can reach the northern region of Brazil, causing the phenomenon known as cold. This phenomenon occurs when a polar air mass crosses the country, reaching areas such as Amazonas, Acre, Amapá and Roraima. The forecast of the National Institute for Space Research (INPE) indicates heavy rain in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Zona da Mata Mineira, southern Minas Gerais and Mato Grosso do Sul. However, rain in Sao Paulo should last only today, with the cold predominant in the following days.

Meanwhile, in the rest of the country, humidity decreases considerably in the Northeast, while time remains firm in Espírito Santo and northern Minas Gerais. In the south, areas of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and Paraná have more stable time, although there is still a possibility of rain in some regions of Paraná. Temperatures vary, with São Paulo recording a maximum of 18ºC, Porto Alegre 15ºC, Campo Grande 24ºC and Teresina 33ºC.

The cold is expected to continue to intensify in the Southeast region in the coming days. Adverse climatic conditions require the population to be prepared to face low temperatures and sparse rains, especially in more vulnerable areas. The recommendation is for people to remain warm and attentive to weather updates to ensure safety and well-being during this period of intense cold.

*With information from the weather forecast with Paula Nobre

*Report produced with the aid of AI