São Paulo's Civil Defense predicts that next Sunday (the 4th), when the elections will take place, will see heavy rains in the state.
According to the agency, this Saturday (the 3rd), there will be an increase in cloudiness and rain showers, mainly during the afternoon and in the interior of the state.
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Rains advance over the Northeast and North regions.
On Sunday, the rain will intensify and rain showers are expected as early as the first hours of the morning. In some regions of the state, the rain may be heavy, accompanied by lightning and wind gusts.
On Monday (the 5th), the weather is expected to remain unstable, with more persistent rains, which may gain intensity at times. The highest rainfall accumulations are expected in cities near the border with the state of Paraná.
The Civil Defense advises the population to avoid areas subject to flooding and not to remain near trees, open spaces, or metal structures during lightning occurrences.
Southeast Region
According to the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet), election day will have unstable weather in much of the Southeast Region.
Areas of the Triângulo Mineiro, northwest of Minas Gerais, as well as the northwest, west, central, and southern regions of São Paulo should have thunderstorms.
In the other areas of the region, the day is expected to be very cloudy, with rain showers.
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São Paulo's Civil Defense forecasts that next Sunday (the 4th), when the elections will take place, will see heavy rains in the state.
According to the agency, this Saturday (the 3rd) will see increased cloudiness and rain showers, mainly during the afternoon and in the interior of the state.
On Sunday, the rain will intensify, with showers expected as early as the first hours of the morning. In some regions of the state, the rain may be heavy, accompanied by lightning and wind gusts.
On Monday (the 5th), the weather is expected to remain unstable, with more persistent rains that may gain intensity at times. The highest rainfall accumulations are expected in cities near the border with the state of Paraná.
The Civil Defense advises the population to avoid areas subject to flooding and not to remain near trees, open spaces, or metal structures during lightning activity.
Southeast Region
According to the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet), election day will have unstable weather across much of the Southeast Region.
Areas of the Triângulo Mineiro, northwest Minas Gerais, as well as the northwest, west, central, and southern regions of São Paulo, should have thunderstorms.
In the other areas of the region, the day is expected to be very cloudy, with rain showers.