SP records the lowest maximum temperature for June in 30 years

The city of São Paulo recorded, this Thursday (25), the record for the lowest maximum temperature for the month of June in 30 years. According to Civil Defense, the capital of São Paulo reached 13.4°C.

The data released was recorded at the Mirante de Santana station, in the North Zone of the Capital (INMET). The record comes amid the first cold wave of the winter of 2026 in Brazil.

According to meteorological data, the system begins to move towards the ocean on Friday (26), reducing the intensity of the cold in the country.

Although the cold wave loses strength, winter is expected to continue with the passage of new cold fronts predicted for the end of June.

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Cold wave in Brazil
On Wednesday (24), the phenomenon, caused by an intense mass of polar air, recorded the lowest temperature of the year in the country so far with -9.2°C in Bom Jardim da Serra (SC).

The center of the cold air mass, a region where temperatures are lower, passes over the South and part of the Southeast this Thursday (25).

During this period, the risk of widespread frost remains high in states such as Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and Paraná, also reaching the south of Mato Grosso do Sul and areas of São Paulo.

*Under the supervision of Thiago Félix

Source: CNN