Weather in Brazil on June 1st will have cold mornings in the South, strong sun in the Midwest, and storms in areas of the North and Northeast.

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 01/06/2026 at 08:29

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Climatempo forecast indicates a Monday with predominantly stable weather in parts of the country, but with light rain on the coast, low humidity in inland areas, and risk of storms in the North, Northeast, and parts of Minas Gerais.

The weather this Monday, June 1st, will be stable in much of the South, Southeast, and Midwest, but still with light rain, isolated showers, and storms in coastal areas, North, and Northeast, according to Climatempo’s forecast.

Weather in the South has cold in the morning and rain on the coast

In the South, post-frontal cold air keeps temperatures cooler in the early hours of the day, especially in the mountainous areas and the south of Rio Grande do Sul and Paraná. Humidity from the ocean increases cloudiness and favors light rain on the coast of the three states.

The Metropolitan Region of Porto Alegre may also experience light rain. Inland, the sun appears between clouds and the weather remains stable. In Paraná, light showers may hit the north and inland areas in the afternoon, without significant accumulations.

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Southeast alternates stable weather and localized rain

In the Southeast, a cold front over the ocean maintains the transport of humidity to the coast and eastern strip. There is a forecast of light rain on the coast and south of São Paulo, in Rio de Janeiro, and in the south of Espírito Santo.

In Minas Gerais, humidity favors rain in the east, south-central, northeast, and in the Belo Horizonte region. In some areas, showers may be strong. In other areas, the sun predominates and temperatures are more pleasant.

North and Northeast concentrate risk of storms

In the Midwest, dry air ensures sun and heat in much of the region, with low humidity in the afternoon. Even so, isolated showers with thunderstorms may occur in Goiás, Federal District, Mato Grosso, and Mato Grosso do Sul.

In the Northeast, rain hits the eastern coast, with a risk of storms on the coast of Bahia. In the North, heat, humidity, and ITCZ maintain instability, especially in Roraima, Amapá, Amazonas, and Pará this Monday.

Weather in Brazil on June 1st will have cold mornings in the South, strong sun in the Midwest, and storms in areas of the North and Northeast.

Climatempo forecast indicates a Monday with predominantly stable weather in parts of the country, but with light rain on the coast, low humidity in inland areas, and risk of storms in the North, Northeast, and parts of Minas Gerais.

Weather in the South has cold in the morning and rain on the coast

Southeast alternates stable weather and localized rain

North and Northeast concentrate risk of storms

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