Heavy rainfall returned to Mato Grosso do Sul, particularly affecting Campo Grande, where 58 millimeters of precipitation were reported, along with winds exceeding 30 km/h. Meteorological reports indicate that this weather pattern is caused by a combination of atmospheric circulation transporting humidity and heat, intensified by a low-pressure system from Paraguay.

The forecast for Friday, November 20, indicates a mix of sun and clouds during the morning, with temperatures rising throughout the day. The climate is expected to become muggy, leading to the possibility of isolated showers in the afternoon, with a risk of lightning and thunderstorms. In some regions, the rainfall may be intense, making local weather conditions potentially hazardous.

Morning temperatures in Campo Grande were around 24ºC, with maxima expected to fluctuate between 24ºC and 31ºC. Meteorologists warn that the current weather conditions, including strong winds and instability in the atmosphere, contribute to the likelihood of severe weather, urging residents to stay vigilant as conditions could lead to further intense rainfall, gusty winds, and storms throughout the region.