Brazil Weather 1.0

Brazil weather gives you all you need ti know about the weather of the Brazil with informations about the temperatures , rain , wind and more.

Due to the varying heights above sea level of the Brazil landscape as well as the proximity to the coast, the climate (and, therefore, vegetation and animal life) varies somewhat from region to region. There are five distinct climatic zones :

The Equatorial Zone , The Semi-Arid Zone , The Highland Tropical Zone , The Subtropical Zone.

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We cover the major ,cities of Brazil especially São Paulo Rio de Janeiro Salvador Brasília Fortaleza Belo Horizonte Manaus Curitiba Recife Porto Alegre Belém Goiânia Guarulhos Campinas São Luís São Gonçalo Maceió Duque de Caxias Natal Campo Grande Teresina São Bernardo do Campo Nova Iguaçu João Pessoa Santo André Osasco São José dos Campos Jaboatão dos Guararapes Ribeirão Preto Uberlândia Contagem Sorocaba Aracaju Feira de Santana Cuiabá Joinville Juiz de Fora Londrina Aparecida de Goiânia Ananindeua Niterói Porto Velho Campos dos Goytacazes Belford Roxo Serra Caxias do Sul Vila Velha Florianópolis São João de Meriti Mauá.

Sitting within the tropics, Brazil is something of an all-year round destination with temperatures rarely dip below 20°C (68°F), apart from in the mountains and southern regions. The climate varies from hot and dry in the arid interior to humid and sticky in the tropical rainforests of the Amazon jungle. The Pantanal and Amazon areas in the north of the country tend to get very hot during the summer, reaching highs of around 40°C (104°F).

Coastal Brazil tends to be hot and sticky for most of the year; the best time to visit is generally from March to November during the dry season. It can get cold in the south and in the mountains during the winter months, with temperatures sometimes hitting 0°C (32°F). Rainy seasons occur from January to April in the north, April to July in the northeast and November to March in the Rio/São Paulo area.