Heavy clouds cover much of the country; see forecast for the week

Loud clouds spread across much of the Brazilian territory, marking the beginning of a week of unstable weather in several regions of the country. The phenomenon is the result of the combined action of different meteorological systems that act simultaneously over Brazil.

According to the forecast, a humidity corridor, which starts from the north of the country, crosses the Center-West and advances towards the South and Southeast, is mainly responsible for the distribution of instabilities. In the North, the intertropical convergence zone further intensifies the supply of moisture to the region.

Rain concentrated in the South and risk of storms in São Paulo
In the south of the country, a meteorological trough causes rain in Santa Catarina and Paraná. In the Southeast, a low pressure system leaves the weather unstable in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

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Inmet (National Institute of Meteorology) issued warnings in yellow for areas subject to more intense rain, ranging from the state of São Paulo to the west of Santa Catarina, in addition to a range that goes from Maranhão to Amazonas.

In the capital of São Paulo, the day started with a lot of clouds and drizzle in some parts of the city. In the afternoon, the sun may appear at times, but temperatures remain low, without exceeding 21°C.

The trend is for cold and rain throughout the week: on Wednesday, the predicted maximum is 21°C, and on Thursday, thermometers should not exceed 18°C. On Tuesday, the maximum could reach 24°C.

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Extratropical cyclone threatens the South; Rio and Northeast also under instability
For the South region, the formation of an extratropical cyclone should keep the weather closed from Tuesday (26). In Porto Alegre, the rain is only expected to arrive on Monday night, but on Tuesday and Wednesday (27) the weather will be very closed, with the possibility of rain at any time and cold temperatures in the afternoon.

In Curitiba, the maximum forecast for Monday does not exceed 18°C, with cloudy weather.

In Rio de Janeiro, the maximum is 26°C, with a risk of moderate rain. The closed weather prevents temperatures from rising and makes the sea rougher. In Recife, isolated rain may occur in the morning, but the sun should predominate for the rest of the day, with a maximum of 32°C. In Manaus, the predicted maximum is 29°C, with a risk of heavy rain especially in the afternoon.

Dry weather in the Central-West and parts of the Northeast
In contrast to the rest of the country, a high pressure system guarantees firm and dry weather in a wide central strip of Brazil. Humidity plummets in the interior of Bahia, Tocantins and in the interior of Goiás, with rates reaching 30% and even 20%.

In Brasília, there is no rain forecast for the next few days, with predominant sun and temperatures varying between 17 and 25°C this Monday.

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