The autumn season is set to commence in Paraná at 11:46 AM on Friday, March 20, and the local meteorological service, Simepar, has predicted that the temperatures will be 'slightly above average' across all regions in the state. This forecast has been eagerly awaited by residents as they look forward to the seasonal changes. In addition to warmer daytime temperatures, mornings and evenings are anticipated to be cooler due to the arrival of cold and dry air masses from Antarctica and southern South America, which may also lead to the formation of fog in certain areas.

Simepar has provided detailed historical temperature averages for autumn months in different regions of Paraná, indicating that 2026 might see even higher averages. For April, temperatures along the coast could reach between 18.9°C and 24.6°C, while the Central region may fluctuate from 14.5°C to 26°C. Other regions, including the Southwest and Northwest, are expected to experience similar trends, with the forecast covering average lows and highs throughout the autumn months of April, May, and June.

As locals prepare for the seasonal transition, they can expect a mix of slightly warmer days blended with cool mornings and nights. This information is crucial for agricultural practices and outdoor activities, allowing residents to plan accordingly as the weather patterns shift. The predictions bring both opportunities and challenges as the region adapts to the changing climate during this time of year.