Week Starts with Thermometers at 40°C in the Midwest, Southeast and South
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This Monday (28) concentrated nine of the ten highest temperatures recorded in Brazil this year Reproduction The city of Nova Xavantina (MT) recorded the highest temperature in Brazil in 2026, with 43.3°C on Monday (28), according to data from the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet). The municipality had also recorded the previous record, of 42.2°C, on Sunday (27). Monday was marked by a heat wave in various regions of the country. Accordi…
While thermometers exceed 40°C in Mato Grosso do Sul and Mato Grosso, Rio Grande do Sul suffers with temporals and another cyclone is on its way.
Red alert issued by Inmet points to great danger and intense heat until Wednesday (30); higher temperature was recorded in New Xavantina (MT), at 43.3 °C
Several states experienced a Monday (28) torrida with maximums above 40oC and that reached 43oC under an exceptionally hot air mass that acts on the Center of Brazil. The post Heat roasting in four regions of Brazil with maximums of up to 43oC appeared first in MetSul Meteorology.
Minas Gerais is among the nine Brazilian states that recorded maximum temperatures equal to or higher than 40 °C on Sunday (27) and on Monday (28), in the midst of a heat wave that reaches different regions of the country, according to the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet). Until 16h this Monday, 42 automatic weather stations [...] The post Temperatures above 40 °C are recorded in Minas and eight other states appeared first in BHAZ.
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JW News | Jornal Web NewsCities in the interior of the Central-West, South-East and South of Brazil can record temperatures above 40°C at the beginning of the week, due to the heat wave that has reached much of the country since Saturday (26). According to the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet), the weather begins to get more mild on Wednesday (30), with the advance of a cold front in southern Brazil. On Monday (28), Mato Grosso do Sul must concentrate some of th…
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