After a warm Monday, the weather in Brazil is set to become more unstable, with expectations of heavy rains and storms across the nation. According to weather agency Climatempo, the central regions of Brazil, particularly the Southeast and Midwest, will experience the brunt of these conditions in the coming days. Weather alerts indicate that states such as São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Minas Gerais may receive significant rainfall ranging from 100 millimeters daily, accompanied by high winds reaching up to 100 km/h.

The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) has identified several states, including parts of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Goiás among others, that will be significantly affected by these storms this week. This meteorological turbulence is attributed to the development of a cold front affecting the country. With such weather patterns, authorities are urging residents to prepare for potential flooding and disruptions due to the intense rainfall and strong winds expected in these regions.

Meteorologists have emphasized the importance of this forecast, as it not only indicates a shift in the weather pattern but also poses potential risks for local communities. People are advised to stay updated on the situation and follow safety measures to minimize risks associated with severe weather. This forecast marks a notable change in January’s weather trends and serves as a reminder of the impacts of climate variations across Brazil.