Paraná has a forecast of heavy rain and a risk of storms with winds of up to 85 km/h
Climatempo points to extreme danger mainly in areas of the West and Northwest; Simepar foresees accumulations exceeding 60 millimeters.
Quick Look
- Paraná faces the risk of storms this Monday (5) due to an area of low pressure coming from Paraguay.
- The forecast indicates winds of up to 85 km/h and intense rain, concentrated mainly in the West and Northwest regions of the state.
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Why It Matters
An area of low pressure over Paraguay is favoring the entry of heat and humidity from the Amazon, changing weather conditions in Paraná.
The advance of a low pressure area over Paraguay brings the risk of storms with winds of up to 85 km/h and rainfall that could exceed 60 millimeters in the west of the state.
Despite the instability, temperatures are expected to vary little in the state, with minimums reaching 12°C in the South, East and Campos Gerais regions.
The instability should begin to lose strength throughout Tuesday (6), moving the rain mainly to the Northeast, East and Coast regions.
Paraná starts the week with heavy rain forecast and a risk of storms in several regions. A Climatempo map indicates extreme danger mainly in areas of the West and Northwest this Monday (5), with the possibility of a large volume of rain, lightning and wind speeds of around 85 km/h, which could be more intense in isolated points.
According to the Paraná Environmental Technology and Monitoring System (Simepar), these regions are also expected to concentrate the highest volumes of rain this Monday. Instability increases throughout the day, especially between the afternoon and night.
According to meteorologist Samuel Braun, from Simepar, an area of low pressure over Paraguay favors the entry of heat and humidity from the Amazon and increases the conditions for rain in Paraná.
"An area of rain that already operates in Paraguay gradually advances towards Paraná and changes the weather conditions, mainly between the afternoon and evening", he explains.
On Tuesday (6), heavy rain continues and rainfall could exceed 60 millimeters in the West. Instability should be greater during the dawn and morning and begin to lose strength in part of the state throughout the day.
This Monday, rain is expected to hit several regions of Paraná, with showers of moderate to heavy intensity. West and Northwest concentrate the greatest instabilities and the largest predicted volumes.
Temperatures vary little across much of the state. The lowest temperatures can reach 12°C in cities in the South, East and Campos Gerais regions, such as General Carneiro, União da Vitória, Piraquara, Pinhais and Piraí do Sul.
In the North, the maximum temperatures are between 23°C and 24°C. Cambará can reach 24°C, while cities such as Bandeirantes, Jacarezinho, Porecatu and Andirá can register 23°C.
In Curitiba, the sky remains overcast and the sun rarely appears. The forecast is for a minimum of 14°C and a maximum of 17°C, with 18 millimeters of rain.
Instability continues on Tuesday (6), mainly during the early hours and morning.
The largest volumes are expected in the West, Central-West and North. Itaipulândia could record around 67 millimeters, while Floresta and Missal are predicted to reach approximately 65 and 61 millimeters, respectively.
According to Simepar, despite the possibility of heavy rain and electrical discharges, the forecast does not indicate gusts of wind with the same intensity as those recorded between Saturday (3) and Sunday (4).
Throughout Tuesday, as the system responsible for the instability moves, the rain begins to lose strength in part of Paraná. Rain conditions remain mainly in the Northeast, East and Coast.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Instability should lose strength throughout Tuesday (6).
Likely · Within days
Open Questions
- Will there be significant structural damage after the rains?
- What exactly will be the impact on rural areas of the West?







