The cold front causes thunderstorms in the Southeast starting this Friday; see the forecast for the capitals | Environment

After a week with high temperatures, the Unstable weather is expected in the south-east starting this Friday (19th). The training of a cold front and the arrival of wetter winds should bring thunderstorms for the region and cause changes in the weather over the weekend.

The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) raised the alarm. potential danger for storms covering most states of St. Paul, Rio de Janeiro it’s at southern region of Minas Gerais. The warning is valid until 10am this Friday and rainfall could reach 50 millimetres, with the possibility of intense winds.

Climatempo spokesperson, Maria Clara Sassaki, explains that, even in summer, the formation of cold fronts is common.

“Cold fronts form throughout the year, with an interval of about seven days. If nothing happens in their path, they advance towards São Paulo,” explains the meteorologist.

1 in 2 states in the South and Southeast are under a storm warning. Parts of the Central-West and North could also be affected by thunderstorms this Friday (19th). — Photo: Southern and southeastern INMET states are on storm warning. Parts of the Central-West and North could also be affected by thunderstorms this Friday (19th). — Photo: INMET

⚠️Meteorologists warn this Santa Catarina could still have heavy rains this Friday. The greatest accumulations are recorded in the capital, Florianópolis, and in the eastern part of the state.

🌦️Em St. Paulthere is the possibility of shots already in the period of Friday morning. Rain should be interspersed with periods of improving weather and sunshine throughout the day. The high in the capital Sao Paulo can reach 30°C, according to Climatempo.

Showers are expected to become more intense in the afternoon, with possibility of thunderstorms. The Sao Paulo metropolitan region must have it strong winds up to 90 km/h.

🌧️No Rio de Janeiro, the rains will also intensify during this Friday. There is a prediction of thunderstorms that may occur during the day. Storms can cause disruptions, such as floods and floods.

Rainy weekend and mild temperatures

With the arrival of the cold front, the weekend must come from milder temperatures and rainfall in the South-East.

According to Inmet, the east of São Paulo, the south, the Zona da Meta and the center of Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro are expected to be the areas most affected by the zone of instability.

The weekend should be quite cloudy St. Paul. The eastern part of the state and coastal areas are expected to be the places with the greatest precipitation accumulations on Saturday. The total volume in these regions can reach 100 millimeters of rain.

In the capital Sao Paulo the maximum reaches 28°C on Saturday (20th) and 25°C on Sunday (21st).

2 of 2 The map shows the accumulated precipitation in the South-East until Sunday (21st) — Photo: INMET The map shows the accumulated precipitation in the South-East until Sunday (21st) — Photo: INMET

The heaviest rainfall is expected on Sunday north coast of São Paulo and the southern, eastern and mountainous areas of Rio de Janeiro, as well as the Zona da Mata of Minas Gerais. They are expected until 90 millimeters of rain in some points.

In the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro, thunderstorms will be persistent and voluminous. A gradual drop in temperatures is expected over the weekend.

NO On the, as the cold front advances towards the ocean, the rains lose strength. The greatest accumulations of rain are expected until this Friday.

Maximum temperatures are expected to reach 26°C in Porto Alegre and 28°C in Florianópolis over the weekend.

In the regions Midwest, North And North Eastthe weather remains muggy, with the possibility of moderate to heavy showers at any time of the day.

Here are the temperatures expected in the capitals this Friday and in the coming days, according to Inmet:

• Friday (7pm): min. 22°C/max. 32°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 22°C/max. 26°C
• Domingo (21): min. 20°C/max. 28°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 22°C/max. 32°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 23°C/max. 28°C
• Domingo (21): min. 22°C/max. 26°C

• Friday (7pm): 20°C/max. 27°C
• Saturday (8pm): 20°C/max. 26°C
• Domingo (21): 18°C/max. 23°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 20°C/max. 33°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 23°C/max. 30°C
• Domingo (21): min. 23°C/max. 28°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 24°C/max. 39°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 23°C/max. 37°C
• Domingo (21): min. 23°C/max. 30°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 24°C/max. 30°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 22°C/max. 28°C
• Domingo (21): min. 19°C/max. 25°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 24°C/max. 35°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 24°C/max. 37°C
• Domingo (21): min. 24°C/max. 35°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 19°C/max. 32°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 20°C/max. 32°C
• Domingo (21): min. 20°C/max. 30°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 25°C/max. 34°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 25°C/max. 34°C
• Domingo (21): min. 23°C/max. 32°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 26°C/max. 37°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 26°C/max. 36°C
• Domingo (21): min. 26°C/max. 35°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 21°C/max. 34°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 22°C/max. 33°C
• Domingo (21): min. 21°C/max. 32°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 25°C/max. 31°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 24°C/max. 32°C
• Domingo (21): min. 24°C/max. 32°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 26°C/max. 32°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 27°C/max. 32°C
• Domingo (21): min. 26°C/max. 31°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 26°C/max. 32°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 26°C/max. 31°C
• Domingo (21): min. 25°C/max. 31°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 24°C/max. 31°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 24°C/max. 31°C
• Domingo (21): min. 24°C/max. 31°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 27°C/max. 31°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 27°C/max. 31°C
• Domingo (21): min. 26°C/max. 31°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 25°C/max. 31°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 25°C/max. 31°C
• Domingo (21): min. 25°C/max. 31°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 24°C/max. 33°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 24°C/max. 33°C
• Domingo (21): min. 24°C/max. 34°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 25°C/max. 31°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 25°C/max. 32°C
• Domingo (21): min. 25°C/max. 32°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 23°C/max. 35°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 23°C/max. 34°C
• Domingo (21): min. 23°C/max. 32°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 24°C/max. 34°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 23°C/max. 34°C
• Domingo (21): min. 23°C/max. 33°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 24°C/max. 38°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 25°C/max. 38°C
• Domingo (21): min. 25°C/max. 38°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 24°C/max. 32°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 24°C/max. 32°C
• Domingo (21): min. 24°C/max. 32°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 25°C/max. 33°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 25°C/max. 32°C
• Domingo (21): min. 26°C/max. 33°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 22°C/max. 31°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 24°C/max. 30°C
• Domingo (21): min. 23°C/max. 30°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 24°C/max. 31°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 24°C/max. 31°C
• Domingo (21): min. 24°C/max. 32°C

• Friday (7pm): min. 24°C/max. 32°C
• Saturday (8pm): min. 24°C/max. 32°C
• Domingo (21): min. 25°C/max. 33°C

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2024-01-19 03:00:24
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