The rains and low temperatures recorded in recent days in Brazil have raised doubts among the population about the role of El Niño, which was predicted to cause intense heat in September. Meteorologists assure that the phenomenon remains strong in the Pacific Ocean, and its effects continue to be felt in Rio Grande do Sul and part of the Amazon.
However, lesser-known natural phenomena are moderating the weather across much of the country. These rare phenomena are combining to relieve the temperatures forecast for September, a month that is historically dry and hot in Brazil.
As a result of this unusual combination, September 2024 is being exceptionally rainy and cold in several Brazilian regions, unlike what was initially expected with the presence of El Niño. The original article was exclusive for subscribers.
