This Weekend, Rio Recorded Lowest Temperature in Past Five Summers
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – The ‘Alerta Rio’ (“Rio Alert”) system recorded 16.2ºC at 1:35 AM on Sunday in Alto da Boa Vista. This is the lowest temperature for a summer in five years, according to the service’s measurements – linked to the city hall.
Until then, the lowest record in the city occurred on February 4th, 2018, at 5:30 AM: 17.4ºC, also in Alto da Boa Vista.
The temperature data from Alerta Rio began to be cataloged in June 2014.
‘Climatempo’ weather forecasts also expects a steadier day in the Metropolitan Region, with sunshine, few clouds, and a higher realfeel temperature
Next days:
Monday, 27th: Sunshine and scattered rains; 21°C to 34ºC
Tuesday, 28th: Sunshine and showers; 22°C to 35ºC
Wednesday, 29th: Sunshine and showers; 22°C to 35ºC
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