As autumn begins, many expect cooler weather, but the reality is often quite different. The start of fall in Brazil frequently mirrors summer, with warm temperatures lingering well into the season. On March 20, 2025, for instance, Porto Alegre experienced a scorching 37.1ºC, illustrating that summer’s heat can extend into the early days of autumn.
- Autumn often starts with summer-like temperatures.
- Porto Alegre experienced high temperatures in March.
- Historical data shows consistent warm autumn beginnings.
- 2025 predictions indicate continued high temperatures.
- MetSul Meteorologia offers weather updates via WhatsApp.
Why Does Autumn in Brazil Still Feel Like Summer?
Is it surprising that autumn doesn’t always mean cooler temperatures? In fact, many regions in Brazil, especially the South, continue to experience high heat as they transition into fall. Historical data shows that the first days of autumn often feature temperatures soaring above 30ºC.
What to Expect as Autumn Unfolds in Brazil
As autumn progresses, many Brazilian cities will still feel the summer’s heat. The first weekend of the season is predicted to be particularly warm, with temperatures in the Greater Porto Alegre area reaching between 33ºC and 35ºC. This trend is not unusual; historical records reveal that the beginning of autumn often brings sweltering days.
Historical Temperature Trends in Porto Alegre
Understanding past weather patterns can help US anticipate future conditions. Porto Alegre has seen numerous days with high temperatures during the early autumn months. Here are some notable records:
- 2024: 37.1ºC on March 20
- 2023: 34.5ºC on March 20
- 2022: 33.6ºC on March 29
- 2021: 34.5ºC on March 20
Preparing for the Heat: Tips for Residents
With high temperatures expected, it’s essential to stay cool and hydrated. Here are some tips for managing the heat during the early days of autumn:
- Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
- Wear lightweight, breathable clothing.
- Limit outdoor activities during peak heat hours.
- Use fans or air conditioning to cool down indoor spaces.
In conclusion, while autumn officially begins, the heat will persist in many parts of Brazil. Residents should prepare for continued warm days, reminiscent of summer, as they transition into the new season.