Autumn commenced on Friday, March 20, and will last until June 21 in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, continuing to exhibit summer-like conditions in many regions. According to Climatempo, the forecast for the upcoming months suggests irregular rainfall and temperatures that will remain above the average. A significant cooling trend is not anticipated until May, indicating that warm weather will persist for several weeks.

In the western areas of the state, particularly in the Pantanal region, there is a likelihood of receiving less rain than usual, which is concerning for local ecosystems. Conversely, the southern part of the state is expected to experience above-average rainfall, leading to a disparity in weather patterns across the region. Predictions for April indicate potential days reminiscent of summer, with heavy rain showers expected, especially in the south.

Despite the seasonal transition to autumn, the weather will largely remain warm, with temperatures staying elevated across most of Mato Grosso do Sul. This prolonged heat can impact local agriculture and water supply, necessitating monitoring and preparedness for the communities affected by irregular climatic conditions.