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Will it rain at Rock in Rio? See 7 valuable tips to go prepared and enjoy the festival in the rain

extra10 September 2026 at 08:30

Rock in Rio faced problems with intense rain during the first week of the festival, and the weather forecast indicates that the last three days of the event should continue with precipitation. According to Climatempo, Friday (11) will have a high of 32°C and a low of 21°C with a 79% chance of rain, while Saturday (12) may have temperatures between 22°C and 30°C with even higher chances of precipitation. On Sunday (13), the last day of the festival, temperatures should drop significantly, with a high of only 21°C and a low of 18°C, in addition to a 95% probability of rain.

The festival's medical station recorded falls of spectators related to the floor made slippery by rain, as well as other incidents like fights with spinning tops. The cold and rain also made the audience switch from beer to coffee as a way to warm up during the marathon of shows.

Among the artists performing on these last three days are Stray Kids, Maroon 5, and Twenty One Pilots. The article offers seven valuable tips for those who intend to enjoy the festival even in the face of unfavorable weather conditions.

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