A cold front approaches southern Brazil on Friday (24), bringing with it a storm alert to the three states in the region.
The weather forecast points to severe weather conditions, with bulky rain, wind and even the possibility of hail in the western areas of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and Paraná.
In southern capitals, although rain is also expected, it is not expected to be as intense as in the interior regions.
However, the highlight is the intense heat that precedes the arrival of the cold front, a phenomenon known as “prefrontal heat”.
High temperatures before climate change
Temperatures should trigger before the cold front arrival.
In Porto Alegre, the maximum can reach 35 ° C, while Florianópolis should register 30 ° C and Curitiba, 28 ° C.
The heat is not restricted to the southern region alone, extending to other parts of the country. Campo Grande can reach 34 ° C, Belo Horizonte at 32 ° C, Cuiabá at 35 ° C, Manaus at 32 ° C and Brasilia at 30 ° C.
In the federal capital, there is a risk of rain, especially in the afternoon, expected to be a stuffy day.
São Paulo has similar conditions, with a maximum of 32 ° C and possibility of rain in the late afternoon and early evening.
Alerts and forecasts for other regions
The temporal alert extends beyond the southern region, also covering the interior of São Paulo.
The entire featured yellow area on the forecast map is at risk of heavy rainfall.
For the Northeast, the weekend promises firm time, ideal for outdoor activities.
The maximum temperatures planned are 31 ° C in Natal, 30 ° C in Recife, 33 ° C in Salvador and 32 ° C in Maceió, where there is no forecast of rain.
From northern Rio de Janeiro to the coast of Maranhão, there may be rainfall, but without specific alerts for this Friday (24).
The rain showers planned for various regions of the country are typical of summer, resulting from the combination of heat and moisture.
This content was originally published in a weather forecast: Cold Front changes time in the south of the country on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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