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Will it rain on the last day of Rock in Rio? See the forecast for this Sunday (13)

extra13 September 2026 at 08:00

After two editions without rain, on this Friday (11) and Saturday (12), fans at Cidade do Rock for the last day of Rock in Rio, this Sunday (13), should face bad weather. According to Climatempo forecast, there is a 98% chance of rain throughout the day, with temperatures ranging between 19°C and 22°C.

To enjoy the shows even with the rain, the recommendation is to bring a raincoat from home, as around the event they are sold at prices well above normal. Umbrellas are not allowed on site.

The attractions of the last day promise to heat up the audience. At Palco Mundo, Ivete Sangalo, Lola Young, Halsey and the band Twenty One Pilots perform, which closes the night as headliner. At Palco Sunset, Swedish star Zara Larsson is the one who takes the stage.

Why this matters

Readers planning to go to Rock in Rio this Sunday need to prepare for almost certain rain, adjusting clothing and transportation planning. The 98% chance of rain may affect the event experience and comfort conditions of outdoor shows, especially at Palco Mundo and Sunset.

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