The southern region of Brazil is expected to be cold and rainy with the arrival of the new cold front, this Monday (16).
The coldest air mass is the first in September with a large amplitude and temporarily breaks the intense heat wave felt the previous week across the country.
According to MetSul, the places that should have the most rainfall are in the North of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and the state of Paraná, with high accumulations in some cities in these areas.
The institution reiterates that, despite the forecast for the southern states receiving rain, much of the country should have little or no rain this week.
The map below from the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) shows higher levels of precipitation in the South of the country, this Monday (16). Look .
The state of Santa Catarina should have the highest rainfall occurrences, according to the Inmet graph.
See the minimum and maximum temperature forecasts for the capitals of the South region, this Monday (15).
- Curitiba (PR): 11°C to 14°C
- Florianópolis (SC): 17°C to 19°C
- Porto Alegre (RS): 13°C to 21°C
The information is from Climatempo. The meteorological agency also warns of heavy rain with lightning and gusts of wind, up to 70 km/h, in the East and North regions of Santa Catarina, and in the Northeast of Paraná.
This content was originally published in Southern Brazil starts the week with a forecast of cold and rain on the CNN Brasil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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