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The arrival of a new polar wave in Acre changed the climate scenario this Tuesday (17), bringing rain to much of the state and dropping temperatures, mainly in the Vale do Acre region. The prediction is from researcher Davi Friale, from the website The Time Here.
Inmet highlights that there is a low risk of electricity cuts, falling tree branches, flooding and electrical discharges/ Photo: ContilNet
According to him, the east and south of the state, areas that include Rio Branco, Brasileia and Sena Madureira, will be the most impacted by the phenomenon. The expectation is for instability throughout the day, with the possibility of intense showers and a very high probability of heavy rain. Humidity is also expected to remain high, reaching close to 100% in the early hours of the morning. The winds, although light, may have moderate gusts coming from the southeast.
In the center and west, which include cities such as Cruzeiro do Sul, Tarauacá and Feijó, the weather remains sultry, with the sun appearing between clouds. Still, instability remains and can generate heavy rainfall in some periods. Air humidity varies between 65% and 100%, depending on the time of day.
Temperatures vary depending on the region. In Vale do Acre, thermometers must record minimums between 19°C and 22°C, with maximums that rarely exceed 27°C. In municipalities in Purus, such as Sena Madureira and Manuel Urbano, the variation is between 21°C and 28°C. In Juruá and in isolated cities, such as Jordão and Marechal Thaumaturgo, the climate remains hotter, with maximum temperatures that can reach 32°C.
