
The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued a storm warning for this Sunday (25) in Zona da Mata and Campo das Vertentes, with forecasts of rain of up to 50mm and winds of 60 km/h during the second round of elections.
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Inmet issued a weather alert for the region during the weekend of the second round of elections.
The weekend of the second round of elections should be unstable weather in Zona da Mata and Campo das Vertentes. The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued a storm warning for this Sunday (25).
According to Inmet, rainfall volumes of up to 50 millimeters per day are expected, with winds of up to 60 km/h. There is also a possibility of hail.
The forecast also indicates isolated rain showers and thunderstorms this Saturday (24).
Despite the instability, temperatures are expected to vary throughout the weekend. The forecast points to minimums of 16°C and maximums of 34°C in the region.
Check the temperatures in each city:
Temperatures for Saturday (24) and Sunday (25)
City Minimum °C Maximum °C Juiz de Fora 17°C 31°C Ubá 19°C 34°C Muriaé 18°C 34°C Viçosa 18°C 33°C Leopoldina 20°C 33°C Barbacena 16°C 28°C São João del Rei 17°C 29°C

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