The All Souls’ Day weekend will be marked by heavy rain and areas of instability that will spread over the South, Southeast and North of Brazil. According to Climatempo, several states in these regions will have forecasts of heavy rain showers, especially in the afternoon and evening.
The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued this Saturday (2) a warning of potential danger of intense rain, covering 14 Brazilian states. In these places, there may be rainfall of between 20 and 30 millimeters per hour or 50 millimeters per day, in addition to intense winds, of 40 to 60 km/h.
According to Climatempo, the possibility of rain occurs due to the change in wind circulation over the country that occurred in the second half of October and allowed the distribution of humid air, facilitating the formation of rain clouds in a large part of Brazil.
See forecasts for each region
South
Forecasts indicate the risk of moderate to heavy rain in almost all of southern Brazil.
In the east of the states of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and Paraná, including the coast and the metropolitan regions of Curitiba, Florianópolis and Porto Alegre, there is a possibility of rain, but it should not cause problems. In the capital of Rio Grande do Sul, the forecast is that rain will occur at night.
On Sunday (3), even with the removal of the cold front, the weather becomes even more unstable in the region, which could cause moderate to heavy rain, but the data indicates that a more voluminous forecast should occur over Paraná.
Southeast
In the Southeast, the state of São Paulo and areas west of Minas Gerais worry experts regarding rain forecasts.
In areas including Greater São Paulo, Greater Belo Horizonte, south of Minas and throughout the north center and east of Minas Gerais, rain showers should also occur this Saturday, but only from mid-afternoon or at night. The sun must be strong especially in the morning.
On the coast of São Paulo, in the state of Rio de Janeiro and also in the center-south of Espírito Santo, including the capitals Vitória and Rio de Janeiro, Saturday will be marked by sun, heat and little chance of rain.
Climatempo warns that the risk of heavy rain increases on Sunday (3) in São Paulo, in the west and south of Minas Gerais.
Midwest
The Central-West region is expected to experience the most frequent and heavy rain this Saturday.
The day is a warning for storms throughout the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, in the center, south and west of Goiás and in almost all areas of Mato Grosso. In all these areas, rain showers can happen at any time of the day and are generally accompanied by lightning.
The capitals Campo Grande, Cuiabá and Goiânia are also on alert for storms.
In the Brasília region, in the east and north of Goiás, in the north and northwest of Mato Grosso, the showers should occur mainly in the afternoon and at night and should be moderate to strong.
During Sunday, the entire Central-West region of Brazil is expected to continue having frequent rain showers with a risk of heavy rain.
North East
Forecasts indicate that the Northeast region of Brazil will be marked by strong sun and dry weather.
Some temporary and weak rain showers may occur on the coast between Salvador and Natal and in the south of Maranhão and Piauí. In the west and south of Bahia, rain showers are also expected this Saturday, which could be moderate to heavy.
North
In the northern region of Brazil, the warning for storms is in the state of Acre.
However, Rondônia, almost the entire state of Amazonas, the south of Pará and almost all of Tocantins are also expected to experience frequent rain showers, which can be moderate to strong, but interspersed with some periods of sunshine.
For the region of Manaus and the east of Amazonas, in Amapá, in the north of Tocantins, in Belém and in most areas of Pará, Saturday should be marked by sun and heat, with the possibility of some temporary rain showers in the afternoon.
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This content was originally published in Brazil has a warning for rain this weekend: see forecast by region on the CNN Brasil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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