Divinópolis and the surrounding region are currently experiencing unseasonably high temperatures, with conditions expected to stay warm until Tuesday, September 17. Meteorologist Ruibran dos Reis reports that from Wednesday, September 18, changes in atmospheric pressure coming from the coastal region of Rio de Janeiro are predicted to bring a cold front, resulting in heavy rains across the Central-West area of Minas Gerais. As the week progresses, the forecast indicates a significant drop in temperatures accompanied by the arrival of these rains. The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) has predicted mild winds, and the expected temperatures for the upcoming days in major cities of the region include lows around 17 °C to 21 °C and highs reaching up to 32 °C, suggesting a notable cooling trend mid-week. With cities like Divinópolis set to experience a minimum temperature of 18 °C and maximum of 31 °C, residents are encouraged to prepare for this transition from a summer heatwave to a wetter and cooler end of the week, which may impact local activities and overall weather patterns in the region.