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Report automatically generated with data from Climatempo on the weather forecast for Recife.
Weather forecast today in Recife — Photo: g1
The weather forecast for this Tuesday (20) for Recife (PE) is sunny with some clouds and passing rain. At night, lots of clouds but firm weather. The maximum is 33ºC and the minimum is 24ºC. Click here to see the forecast for all of Brazil.
During the morning, sun and rain.
In the afternoon, sun and rain.
At night, lots of clouds.
Weather forecast for tomorrow in Recife, Wednesday (21)
For this Wednesday (21), the forecast is sunny with some clouds. It rains quickly during the day and at night.
See the weather forecast for the next few days in Recife (PE).
Weather forecast for the next 8 days in Recife — Photo: g1
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Inmet issued a yellow warning of intense rain for Tocantins, valid until Tuesday (20). The forecast indicates volumes of up to 50 mm per day and winds of 60 km/h, affecting cities such as Palmas, Araguaína, Araguatins and Gurupi.

An indigenous child from the Munduruku people was attacked by a jaguar while he was near a stream in the Cajual and Patati villages, in Jacareacanga. The victim is hospitalized in serious condition in Itaituba.

Rio de Janeiro begins the week under the influence of a high pressure system, with a forecast of moderate rain in the morning, fresh air and a surf warning from the Navy with waves of up to 2.5 meters.

Two trucks collided on the Régis Bittencourt Highway, in Cajati (SP), this Sunday (18), causing around 500 liters of a chemical product to leak onto the road. The lanes towards the capital were closed for more than an hour. There were no victims or soil contamination. Fire Department teams contained the product and Cetesb was called.

The federal government announced an increase to 16 aircraft, four squadrons of helicopters, two ships and more brigade members to combat the fires in Amazonas, in addition to the creation of a Joint Chiefs of Staff to coordinate the Armed Forces and bodies involved. The Federal Police are carrying out three investigations into the fires and the SUS National Force is preparing reinforcements in Manaus due to the smoke affecting the capital.

More than 100 municipalities in Piauí received warnings of intense rain this Sunday (18), with a risk of flooding in vulnerable areas. So far, only Cristino Castro has confirmed occurrences of flooding and affected families. The precipitation is associated with a cold front and humidity coming from the Amazon.