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New Extratropical Cyclone Should Form Near Brazil and Cause More Time in the Southeast

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A new extratropical cyclone must form near the coast of the Southeast region between Thursday night, 15, and Friday morning, 16, bringing more rain and cold air to the region and parts of the Northeast and Central-West of Brazil.

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A new extratropical cyclone must form near the coast of the Southeast region between Thursday night, 15, and Friday morning, 16, bringing more rain and cold air to the region and parts of the Northeast and Central-West of Brazil.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Satellite image of this Wednesday (14) shows an extensive range of clouds over the South, Southeast and Central-West of Brazil, where there is a forecast of temporals. A new extratropical cyclone should form near the southeast coast in the next few days. Reproduction/CPTEC/Inpe A new extratropical cyclone should form between Thursday (15) and Friday (16), near the southeast coast, and reinforce the conditions for temporals in different regions o…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Cyclone associated with a cold front should cause intense rains in four regions and favor the entry of cold air in the South, Midwest and Southeast The post New cyclone and cold air mass already have date to bring temporal and temperature drop in Brazil; see the affected areas apareceu primeiro em ND More

MetSul Meteorology warns that an extratropical cyclone will form at the end of this week to the East of South Brazil, over the Atlantic Ocean, and will boost a cold front that will bring heavy and temporary rain to the center of the country. The post-Cyclone on the coast will boost cold front with heavy and temporary rain appeared first in MetSul Meteorology.

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MetSul Meteorologia broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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