After a weekend with record cold temperatures for the year, the Center-South of Brazil recorded rising temperatures this Wednesday (3).
In the Southeast, the heat predominates, with maximum temperatures of around 26ºC to 30ºC. In São Paulo, despite the cold dawn, the feeling is hot during the afternoon, with temperatures forecast to reach up to 27ºC.
Low humidity in the Midwest and Southeast
Dry air predominates in the interior of the Northeast, Southeast, part of the North region and, mainly, in the Center-West. The rates can fall below 30%, well below the minimum recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO).
With low humidity, clouds do not form, resulting in sunny days with a wide temperature range. Nights, without clouds, are colder, as in Brasília, where the minimum temperature was 14ºC and the maximum temperature is expected to be 26ºC.
Rains in the South
Meanwhile, in Rio Grande do Sul, a new cold front is advancing and bringing instability, with a forecast of up to 20 millimeters of accumulated rain in 24 hours in the central region of the state, including the capital Porto Alegre. Temperatures will not exceed 18ºC today and the maximum tomorrow will be just 14ºC.
In Santa Catarina and Paraná, the sun holds out, favoring milder temperatures, such as in Curitiba, with a forecast of up to 26ºC in the afternoon.
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