Sun or rain? Check the weather forecast for Rock in Rio on September 4, 5, 6, and 7Photo by Diego Fraga on Pexels
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Sun or rain? Check the weather forecast for Rock in Rio on September 4, 5, 6, and 7

oglobo3 September 2026 at 15:33

Rock in Rio will have varying weather conditions throughout the first four days of the festival. Meteorologist Andrea Ramos, in a report for O GLOBO, explained that the weather changes over the next few days in Rio de Janeiro.

Friday, the 4th, will start with stable conditions, sun and temperature increase during the afternoon, with a minimum of 20°C and maximum of 28°C, and low chance of rain.

On Saturday, the 5th, humidity increases and chances of rain showers and thunderstorms grow. The most unstable period will be Sunday, the 6th, when there is the highest probability of moderate to heavy rain at some moments.

On Monday, the 7th, the instability gradually loses strength. The forecast indicates that rain will show its face at Cidade do Rock starting Saturday until the end of the first weekend of the festival.

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