The weather forecast for the state of Pará in Brazil has been issued by the Secretary of State for Environment, Climate, and Sustainability (Semas), indicating an unstable weather pattern during the Carnival period from February 14 to 18, 2026. According to the bulletin by the Coordination of Hydrometeorological Monitoring and Air Quality (COMHAR), local conditions are expected to lead to quick and isolated rain showers, particularly affecting the southern areas of the Baixo Amazonas and Calha Norte regions.

Meteorologist Antônio Sousa has pointed out that this type of weather is typical for this time of year, where atmospheric humidity and instability lead to many clouds and sudden rain showers, especially in the afternoon and evening. The forecast suggests that festival-goers should prepare for potential rain, which has significant implications for planned events and outdoor activities during the Carnival festivities.

Carnival is a major cultural event in Brazil, drawing millions of visitors nationwide. Accurate weather forecasts like this are crucial for both locals and tourists to make informed decisions regarding their celebrations, and the anticipation of rain may influence turnout, as many revelers prefer outdoor festivities. Overall, understanding the weather dynamics during such a festive period helps in risk management for both event organizers and attendees alike.