Weather in Brazil

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Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Salvador has the most stable and warm temperatures, consistently within the comfort zone throughout the year

• Manaus experiences the highest temperatures overall, with maximums frequently exceeding 30°C and reaching uncomfortable levels above 34°C in August, September and October

• Curitiba has the coolest temperatures, with minimums dropping to uncomfortable levels in winter months (June-August)

• Cities like Brasilia and Belo Horizonte also experience cooler temperatures during winter compared to coastal cities like Recife and Fortaleza.

Conditions

• In Brazil, cities experience significant variations in sun hours and precipitation levels throughout the year. Manaus and Brasília stand out with notably high hours of sunshine during the latter half of the year, reaching over 10 hours in the dry months, while cities like Recife and Belo Horizonte see considerably less sunshine and higher precipitation levels, particularly from May through August.

• Fortaleza and Santos maintain a balance with moderate sunshine and precipitation throughout the year, whereas Salvador and São Paulo exhibit a mix of both, with a gradual rise in sunshine followed by increased rainfall during the latter months. Overall, coastal cities like Recife and Fortaleza experience more fluctuating weather patterns compared to the more stable climates of Brasília and Manaus.

Astronomy

• In terms of sunrise times, Fortaleza and Recife boast the earliest sunrises among the listed cities, while Santos recorded the latest sunrises in July, highlighting variations of over an hour. Sunset times exhibit a more uniform trend, with the latest sunsets occurring in January and generally ranging from around 17:16 to 18:57 across the cities.

• Day length varies significantly; Santos experiences the shortest day length at 10 hours and 41 minutes in June, while it is notable that most cities have their longest days in December, with Fortaleza recording the shortest long day at 12 hours and 20 minutes. Overall, Recife and Santos stand out for the extremes observed in sunrise and day length, respectively, while the sunset remains comparably consistent across all cities.