See the weather forecast in SP during the match between Brazil and Norway

Scheduled for 5pm this Sunday (5), the clash between Brazil and Norway, in the round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup, should take place under firm weather in São Paulo. The forecast indicates that there is no expectation of rain at the time of the match.

According to Climatempo, the city will have a typical winter day, with a predominance of sun, stable weather and mild temperatures in the afternoon. In the capital of São Paulo, thermometers must vary between 12°C and 21°C.

The areas close to the coast are expected to register lower temperatures due to the cold front that advances through the region and keeps the weather unstable between Baixada Santista, the north coast of São Paulo, the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Grande Rio and the Lagos Region.

In these locations, the forecast is light to moderate rain, with the possibility of more intense showers at times. The southern coast of São Paulo and the coast of Espírito Santo may also record light rain due to maritime circulation.

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Forecast for the Southeast
In Rio de Janeiro, there is no rain forecast during the game, although the sky is expected to remain more cloudy and temperatures will remain mild. In Minas Gerais, the tendency is for firm weather at the time of the match between Brazil and Norway.

In Espírito Santo, attention is focused on coastal areas, where rain is forecast throughout Sunday.

In the center-south of São Paulo, south of Rio de Janeiro, center-south of Minas Gerais and Zona da Mata in Minas Gerais, temperatures remain low, maintaining the feeling of cold.

In the north and in the Triângulo Mineiro, relative humidity should vary between 20% and 30%. The sea remains quite rough along the entire coast of the Southeast region.

Source: CNN