Aiuaba, located in the Serra da Ibiapaba region of Ceará, Brazil, recorded a low temperature of 17°C on Tuesday, making it the coldest temperature registered in the state that day according to Funceme, the state meteorological agency. Other nearby municipalities such as Poranga, Parambu, and São Benedito experienced slightly higher temperatures around 19°C, while places like Crato and Araripe reported temperatures nearing 20°C.

In addition to the cooler temperatures, various cities in Ceará also reported rainfall coinciding with the festive season of Carnaval, including the capital city, Fortaleza. Notably, Paracuru, Tauá, and São Gonçalo do Amarante experienced the highest rainfall accumulations, which indicates a significant weather pattern affecting the region during this time. The cooler weather and rain could impact the traditional celebrations typically expected during Carnaval.

The fact that Aiuaba has recorded the lowest temperature not only highlights the area's climate variations but also brings attention to the conditions affecting local festivities. As such weather changes can influence public activities and tourism, this context provides vital insights into how local events are perceived in light of environmental conditions.