A cold front could bring storms to central and southern Brazil on Thursday; See forecasts

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For these locations, the amount of rain is expected to reach 100 mm/day, in addition to strong winds reaching speeds of up to 100 km/hour. In addition to this warning, the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) has also issued an alert for heavy rainfall (operating between the states of Mato Grosso, Rondonia and Amazonas) and another for “accumulating rain” (from the Salvador metropolitan area to Vieira de Santana).

But the possibility of rainfall is not limited to these areas. Four other rain alerts (of lower intensity) issued by Inmet cover a range extending from western Rio Grande do Sul to southern Amazonia.

In the northeast, rainfall is limited to this part of Bahia, where Inmet has issued a low humidity alert covering all states in the region, except for the coastal strip. In these places, according to the institute, the relative air humidity is expected to reach 20%.

In the southeastern region, Belo Horizonte (max 30°C), São Paulo (32°C) and Rio (30°C) will see a slight increase in temperature compared to the previous day. After the closed weather on Wednesday, Brasilia will have few clouds this Thursday, with a maximum of 29°C, below the 35°C expected in Goiania and Cuiaba, with the possibility of scattered rain.

The maximum temperature in Belem, the venue of the COP 30, is expected to be 34 degrees Celsius, with lots of clouds and the possibility of scattered rain. In the northern region, it is also worth noting the city of Palmas, which can reach 35 degrees Celsius, but with no rain forecast.

The recommendation of the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) is that residents avoid encountering bad weather conditions, notice changes in slopes and, if possible, turn off electrical appliances and public power supplies. The institute also leaves a series of instructions for residents of areas that may be most affected by rain. looks: