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Second week of Rock in Rio should continue rainy

oglobo8 September 2026 at 08:30

The second week of Rock in Rio should continue with rainy weather at Cidade do Rock. The main attractions are the groups Stray Kids, Maroon 5 and Twenty One Pilots. According to Climatempo, the rain should not let up during the week, although it should fall in smaller amounts than in the first days of the festival.

On Tuesday, the cold will continue in the city, with temperature ranging from 16°C to 22°C. Accumulated rains of almost 10 mm are expected during the day, but the night should be cloudy, but with clear weather.

On Wednesday and Thursday, the temperature starts to rise, but there is a forecast of rain showers in the afternoon and at night. Those who want to make the most of the last days of shows at the festival need to pay attention to the weather conditions.

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