Inmet Emits Heat Wave Alert to 6 States; See Which Are
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A high temperature is expected in parts of the Central-West, Southeast and South regions of the country from Saturday
The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) has issued a red warning of great danger for a heat wave that will reach areas of Central-South Brazil. The warning starts on Saturday (26) and is valid until 6:00 p.m. next Wednesday (30). The warning covers at least one part of eight Brazilian states: north of Santa Catarina Paraná São Paulo south of Rio de Janeiro south of Minas Gerais center-south of Mato Grosso extreme south of Goiás Mato Grosso…
The Super El Niño phenomenon will provoke the first heat wave of the spring of 2026 in Brazil, with the start planned for this Saturday (26) and duration until next Monday (30). In about six states, temperatures should vary between 30°C and 40°C. Meteorologist Alexandre Nascimento, partner-director of the Nottus consultancy, explains that
The first heat wave of the spring of 2026 begins this Saturday (26) and reaches regions throughout Brazil. In addition, the localities must also record high temperatures already in the coming days.So, parts of the Rio Grande do Sul, of Santa Catarina, of the south of Rondônia, of the south of Goiás, of the center and south of Pará and other areas of Mato Grosso enter this situation.Read also:Pilgrim image of Nazareth thrills patients in hospital…
A heat wave must reach parts of the state of Rio de Janeiro from this Saturday (26), second red alert of great danger issued by the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet). The coverage area includes regions of Southern Fluminense and Costa Verde, as well as other areas of the state.The warning starts at noon on Saturday and remains valid until 6pm on Wednesday (30). According to Inmet, the phenomenon must cause a sequence of days with maximum…
Inmet alerts to the possibility of heat wave in Central-South Brazil in the coming days from this Saturday (26), with maximums above 40 °C in Central-West
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