
Climatempo warns of instability caused by heat, humidity and low pressure areas in the state.
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The state of Mato Grosso do Sul celebrates the State Creation holiday on October 11th and the Nossa Senhora Aparecida holiday on October 12th.
Holiday Sunday with cloudy weather in Campo Grande (MS) — Photo: Débora Ricalde
Mato Grosso do Sul has a forecast of rain and risk of storms this Sunday (11), the State Creation holiday, and on Monday (12), the Nossa Senhora Aparecida holiday. According to Climatempo, the areas most prone to storms are the south and west of the state.
According to Climatempo, heat, humidity and low pressure areas favor moderate to heavy rain showers, accompanied by thunderstorms. There is a risk of storms in different regions of the state.
This Sunday, it may rain from the early hours of the day in the west, south and east regions of Mato Grosso do Sul. In the afternoon, the rain should gain strength and also reach the southwest and central regions. There is a risk of storms, especially in the south of the state.
The rain is favored by the formation of a low pressure area over Paraguay, the arrival of hot and humid air from the Amazon and the action of atmospheric systems that increase instability.
A cold front, predicted to form between Paraguay and the southern region of Brazil during the weekend, could also increase the risk of storms in the west and south of Mato Grosso do Sul. The warning is valid for the afternoon and evening of Sunday and for Monday (12).
In Campo Grande, there is a forecast of rain showers and thunderstorms during the day and night this Sunday. The temperature should vary between 18°C and 27°C, with an estimated rainfall volume of 11 millimeters.
On Monday, the forecast varies depending on the region of Mato Grosso do Sul. Some cities may record heavy rain in the morning or showers in the afternoon and evening. In others, the sun appears between clouds, with less chance of rain.
Monday forecast
In Campo Grande, Monday will be sunny among many clouds and showers in the afternoon and evening. A temperatura deve variar entre 20°C e 30°C;
In Dourados, heavy rain is forecast in the morning. In the afternoon, the sun should appear between clouds, but it may rain again until the evening. A temperatura deve variar entre 19°C e 28°C;
In Corumbá, the sun appears between many clouds in the afternoon. At night, the sky is cloudy, but it is not expected to rain. A temperatura varia entre 23°C e 33°C;
In Ponta Porã, the sun appears between some clouds, with the possibility of quick rain during the day and at night. The temperature must vary between 18°C and 26°C;
In Três Lagoas, the sun appears among many clouds in the afternoon, with rain showers forecast at night. The temperature should vary between 21°C and 33°C.

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