This Thursday, the São Paulo metropolitan region will be dominated by dry air conditions similar to those of Wednesday. According to the city's Climate Emergency Management Center (CGE), the morning will start mild, but sunny weather will prevail, leading temperatures to rise quickly throughout the day. The forecast indicates a low of 17°C in the morning and a high of 29°C later in the afternoon, when there is a slight chance of isolated light showers, which are not expected to create issues for residents.

Data from the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) shows that on Wednesday, temperatures reached a maximum of 28.1°C and a minimum of 16.4°C in the northern part of the city. In contrast, the Climatempo meteorological service predicts moderate to heavy rainfall in areas of extreme northeast, east, and the northern coast of São Paulo, warranting caution for residents due to potential flooding and falling branches from trees. Meteorologist Lívia Caetano from Climatempo emphasizes the need for vigilance in these areas due to the changing weather conditions.

Overall, while the weather in central São Paulo may remain stable with warm temperatures and minimal rain, vigilance is recommended in regions expecting heavier rainfall, underscoring the varied weather patterns across the state. This fluctuation highlights the importance of staying informed on local weather advisories, particularly for those in more vulnerable areas prone to flood risks during rainier periods.