Weekly weather forecast: Rain in the Southeast over the weekend and in the Center-West

Center-West: Rain picks up from Monday

Over the next seven days, the Center-West will shift from a sunny start to a rainy period. On Friday, November 6, sunshine with occasional rain is forecast, while Saturday, November 7, is expected to be sunny, with a ridge nearby. Occasional rain will return on Sunday, November 8. Rain is forecast every day from Monday, November 9, through Thursday, November 12, as a trough moves through the region on Monday and rainfall totals are high on Tuesday, November 10. Take an umbrella for the week's plans. In Brasília, the high on Wednesday, November 11, is expected to be 24 °C, lower than on Tuesday, November 10.

Northeast: Sunny conditions prevail throughout the week

The Northeast will have a stable week, with sunny conditions forecast from Friday, November 6, through Thursday, November 12, and a 10% chance of rain each day. Over the weekend, on Saturday, November 7, and Sunday, November 8, sunny conditions will also prevail, with no change in the weather forecast. While the Center-West and the Southeast alternate between rainy and dry days, the Northeast will have the steadiest weather of the week. In Recife, the high on Friday, November 6, is expected to reach 32 °C, with hot weather at the start of the period.

Southeast: Rainy weekend, followed by sunshine the next week

In the Southeast, rain will be concentrated over the weekend, with sunshine returning afterward. Friday, November 6, will be mostly settled, with sunshine and some clouds. On Saturday, November 7, sunshine followed by rain is forecast. On Sunday, November 8, rain will affect the day as a stationary front remains over the region. It may still rain in parts of the Southeast on Monday, November 9. From Tuesday, November 10, through Thursday, November 12, sunny conditions are forecast. Take an umbrella on Saturday, November 7, and Sunday, November 8. In São Paulo, the high on Monday, November 9, is expected to be 17 °C, lower than on Sunday, November 8.