Spring begins on Tuesday (22) with rain and temperature drop in various regions

Spring officially begins in the Southern Hemisphere on Tuesday, September 22, at 9:05 PM. The new season coincides with the passage of a cold front that is expected to affect various regions of Brazil, causing heavy rains and drops in temperature.

In São Paulo, the arrival of spring is accompanied by strong rain and high winds as a new cold front approaches. This scenario will result in a more unstable climate, contrasting with the warm weather typical of the season, with forecasts indicating the possibility of significant rainfall.

In Mato Grosso do Sul, forecasts indicate rain showers that may lead to storms, with volumes of up to 100 millimeters in 24 hours. The city of Campo Grande, which is already facing emergency situations due to previous rains, is under an orange alert for severe weather events.

In Espírito Santo, weather conditions are expected to change drastically, with alerts for storms and considerable precipitation, especially in the city of Vitória. Climate instability is expected to increase starting Wednesday, the 23rd, impacting local organization and daily activities.

In the Vale do Paraíba, spring is anticipated with frequent rains, driven by the action of cold fronts that are also expected to raise temperatures compared to the previous month. These conditions are typical of the transition between the dry and rainy periods in the region.

These weather patterns have been confirmed by various institutes, including the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) and Climatempo, which predict a diverse climate depending on the location in the country.