A cold front is causing a significant drop in temperatures in various regions of Brazil, especially in the center of the country. The cold air mass that intensifies after the cold front passes promises colder days to the residents of these areas.
In São Paulo, for example, the forecast indicates that the maximum temperature should not exceed 20 degrees Celsius on Tuesday. For Wednesday and Thursday, an even cooler dawn is expected, with temperatures between 13 and 14 degrees. Only on Friday should the temperature begin to rise, but without reaching very high levels.
Climate Contrast in the country
While the South Center faces the cold, the scenario is completely different in the north center of Brazil. Temperatures in these regions easily exceed 30 degrees Celsius, creating a remarkable climate contrast in the country.
On Tuesday, cities such as Salvador and Recife should record maximums of 30 degrees. Belém will reach 31 degrees, Manaus at 33, and Teresina can reach up to 35 degrees, highlighting the intense heat in these locations.
Temporal alert
In addition to temperature variations, there are temporal alerts in some regions, especially in the Southeast, still under the influence of the cold front. In São Paulo, for example, rain was recorded, indicating that the weather system continues to affect the weather conditions in the region.
This diverse weather scenario reinforces the continental characteristic of Brazil, where it is possible to find the extremely varied weather conditions simultaneously in different parts of the national territory.
This content was originally published in the cold front brings a drop in temperature to the south-central of Brazil on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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