Warm, moist air predominates over Brazil and heavy clouds grow in all regions of the country
The warm and humid air that predominates over Brazil allows the formation of heavy clouds, which cause numerous rain showers in the regions of the North, Central-West, parts of the South and the South-East
A high-altitude cyclonic vortex strengthened over the Northeast region, inhibiting the formation of large clouds over much of the region. As a result, the chance of rain has also decreased.
A new cold front has organized itself on the coasts of the Southern Region, associated with an extratropical cyclone, but which is located over the sea and has no direct influence on the continent.
This Thursday, this cold front advances towards the state of Sao Paulo, but will still leave many areas of stability in the Southern Region.
Watch for heavy rain in the South, Southeast, Midwest and North (Photo: Getty Images)
Weather forecast for Brazil from 11/23/2023 to Thursday
Southern region
Areas of low atmospheric pressure still affect southern Brazil, stimulating the formation of heavy clouds over almost the entire region.
This Thursday the rain finally gives a break in the center, south and east of Rio Grande do Sul. The sun appears between many clouds in these areas of Rio Grande do Sul. It’s also sunny in Grande Porto Alegre, but it can drizzle in the morning
In the west and north of Rio Grande do Sul, in Santa Catarina and Paraná, the weather is unstable, with periods of sunshine and lots of cloud cover and several rain showers during the day.
There is a risk of heavy, heavy rain which may cause disruption.
South-eastern region
A cold front advances towards the coast of Sao Paulo and increases rainy conditions in the state. But drier air prevails in the north of the state of Rio de Janeiro, in Espírito Santo and in the central-northwest and east of Minas Gerais spend a day with lots of sun, high temperatures and no conditions for rain .
In the central-south of Rio de Janeiro, in the south of Minas and in the Zona da Mata Mineira and Triângulo Mineiro the sun also comes out, it is hot and there are showers with lightning in the afternoon and at night.
In the state of Sao Paulo the day is muggy, the sun rises through many clouds and there are several rain showers with lightning at any time.
There is a risk of thunderstorms throughout the day in all regions of São Paulo.
Midwest Region
Warm, moist air predominates in the central-western region of the country, which allows heavy clouds to form over all areas of the region. The weather will be muggy in the Central-West Region on Thursday, with high temperatures in the afternoon.
In the state of Goiás, in the Federal District, east and west of Mato Grosso, west and northeast of Mato Grosso do Sul, the sun appears all day and rain showers occur in the afternoon and evening.
In other areas of Mato Grosso do Sul and Mato Grosso, including the capitals Cuiabá and Campo Grande, showers can occur at any time of the day, interspersed with sunny periods.
Risk of heavy rain in all areas of the Central West.
North-East Region
A high-altitude cyclonic vortex acts over northeastern Brazil, reducing cloud cover and conditions for rain.
This Thursday the sun appears strong across the northeastern states. Despite the heat, few parts of the region will see rain.
In western Bahia, central-southern Maranhão and southern Piauí, rain showers with lightning could occur in the afternoon and night.
The rains are temporary on the coast of Bahia and also on the coastal strip between Alagoas and Ceará.
Northern Region
Heavy clouds develop over almost all areas of the northern region of Brazil due to heat and high humidity.
The sun and dry climate prevail only in central southern Amapá and northern Pará.
In all other areas of the region the sun appears for most of the day and rain showers and lightning occur, especially in the afternoon and at night, with the risk of heavy rain.
Weather alert for 11/23/2023 – Thursday
Watch out for moderate to heavy rain in capital cities Curitiba, Florianópolis, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia, Campo Grande, Cuiabá, Palmas, Manaus, Porto Velho, Rio Branco, Manaus and Boa Vista.
Danger of thunderstorms and heavy rain with wind gusts around 91 km/h in the Itajaí Valley (SC) and in eastern Paraná, in the south and on the coast of São Paulo.
Warning for thunderstorms with lightning and wind gusts between 71 km/h and 90 km/h in the center, west and north of Santa Catarina, in Paraná (except in the east of the state), in Sao Paulo (except in the south and on the coast of the state) state), in the south of Rio de Janeiro, in the south of Minas, in the Triângulo Mineiro, in the south of Goiás, in the south and east of Mato Grosso do Sul, in the center, north and south-east of Mato Grosso, in the east of Rondônia, in the center-west of Acre, in the south, center and west and south-east of Amazonas, in the center-south and east of Pará, north of Tocantins
Watch out for moderate to heavy rain with lightning and gusts of wind from 51 to 70 km/h in the mountains of Rio de Janeiro, Grande Rio and in the Lagos region, in the Mata Mineira area, in the central-west of Minas Gerais,
in Goiás (except in the extreme south of the State), in the center, west and north of Mato Grosso do Sul, in the west, south and north-east of Mato Grosso, in the center, south, north and west of Rondônia, in the south of Acre, in the north of Amazonas, in Roraima, in the central-west and north of Pará, in the central-west and central-south of Maranhão, in the central-south of Piauí
Be careful of dry airwith a humidity rate between 21% and 30% in the north-east/east of Minas Gerais (includes Vale do Rio Doce and Vale do Jequitinhonha), interior of Bahia, central-east and north of Piauí, interior of Ceará , hinterland of the Northeast
Source: Terra
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