Divinópolis is on storm alert between Wednesday (7) and Friday (9), with cloudy weather, temperatures between 19°C and 33°C and the possibility of isolated rain accompanied by thunderstorms, according to Inmet.
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The National Institute of Meteorology issued a storm warning for Divinópolis and the region, predicting cloudy weather and the possibility of isolated rain between October 7th and 9th.
rainy weather in Divinópolis and region — Photo: Anna Lucia/ g1 west center
Divinópolis is on storm alert and should record cloudy weather, high temperatures and the possibility of isolated rain between Wednesday (7) and Friday (9), according to the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet). Relative air humidity can vary from 30% to 90% during the period.
October 7th (Wednesday)
Wednesday (7) will be cloudy, with showers accompanied by thunderstorms. The minimum temperature will be 19 °C, and the maximum can reach 32 °C. Relative air humidity varies between 40% and 90%.
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October 8th (Thursday)
On Thursday (8), Divinópolis will have many clouds and the possibility of isolated rain throughout the day. The predicted minimum temperature is 20 °C, while the maximum can reach 33 °C. The relative humidity of the air must vary between 30% and 80%.
October 9th (Friday)
On Friday (9), the forecast indicates many clouds and the possibility of isolated rain. Thermometers must read a minimum of 19 °C and a maximum of 31 °C. Relative air humidity can vary between 40% and 80%.
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