Carnival goers in Paraná are advised to prepare for intense heat and frequent rain, with an increased risk of storms due to a cold front approaching the region.
As Carnival approaches in Paraná, residents and visitors are advised regarding the expected weather conditions, which include high temperatures and humidity leading to frequent rain showers. According to the Paraná Environmental Technology and Monitoring System (Simepar), temperatures are predicted to exceed 30 °C in several regions, creating an environment conducive to the formation of storm clouds. Rainfall is expected to begin in the late afternoon and increase in intensity into the evening.
On Friday, the weather is anticipated to change significantly with the arrival of a cold front from the coast of Paraná, which is likely to heighten instability throughout the state. This system will lead to increased rainfall and a greater risk of thunderstorms. Initial rainfall is expected to begin overnight in the western and southwestern regions before spreading to other areas as the day progresses.
The combination of warm, humid air and advancing frontal systems will create conditions that could exacerbate the likelihood of severe storms, posing potential challenges for Carnival celebrations. People planning to participate in the festivities should stay informed about weather updates and take necessary precautions to ensure safety during this period.
