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Weather Forecast for September 17 in Various Cities of Brazil

Check the weather forecast for several Brazilian cities this Saturday, September 17.

17 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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This Saturday, September 17, various cities in Brazil will experience distinct weather conditions. In Teresina (PI), the day will be sunny, with light fog in the morning. Temperatures are expected to range between 24ºC and 39ºC, with clear skies at night.

Fortaleza (CE) will have a sunny day with some clouds and fog in the morning. Maximum temperatures will reach 30ºC, while the minimum will be around 25ºC, and the night will have few clouds.

Natal (RN) will also see sun with some clouds during the day, while the night will be clear. The forecast indicates maximum temperatures of 31ºC and minimums of 27ºC.

In Cabo de Santo Agostinho (PE), the forecast calls for sun with many clouds during the day and periods of overcast sky. Temperatures will fluctuate between 26ºC and 31ºC.

In Belo Horizonte (MG), the sky will be sunny with some clouds, but brief rain is expected during the day and at night. Maximum temperatures will reach 27ºC and minimums will be around 18ºC. The day in São Paulo (SP) will show similar conditions, with forecasts of rain combined with sunny periods. Temperatures are expected to range from 15ºC to 22ºC.

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