
A cold front arrives on the coast of São Paulo, causing a drop in temperatures, increased cloudiness and forecasts of storms with lightning and gusts of wind in Greater São Paulo during the weekend.
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The arrival of a cold front changes weather conditions in the capital of São Paulo, bringing humidity and instability.
The arrival of a cold front along the coast of São Paulo should leave the weather closed and cause a drop in temperatures. Thermometers must vary between 16°C and 22°C, with humidity levels above 80%.
"We are experiencing rain right now, which has even been a little bit heavy in some areas, but it weakens and returns more in the afternoon. Around 4pm, 5pm, there should be a risk of storms, of thicker rain, with lightning, it tends to be greater. Even tomorrow [Sunday], from the moment it starts to rain, the rain extends and continues throughout Sunday. Rainy Sunday even here in the city", he stated.
This Saturday (24), the capital started the day with varying cloud cover and an average temperature of 16.7°C during the early hours of the morning. According to the City Hall's meteorological stations, the lowest temperature was 12.1°C in the extreme south, while the central region recorded 18.4°C.
The approach of the cold front, however, should cause increased cloudiness and isolated showers of rain. Between late afternoon and evening, there is a possibility of moderate rain, lightning and localized gusts of wind, with a risk of flooding and falling trees in Greater São Paulo.
On Monday (26), the forecast is that the capital will still experience light rain and drizzle during the morning hours. With the cold front moving away from the coast of São Paulo, the weather should improve throughout the day, although the sky will remain quite cloudy.
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Risk of thunderstorms with lightning and gusty winds on Sunday.
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