Expecting overcast conditions with localized thunderstorms in Francisco Beltrão this Sunday (07)
Francisco Beltrão, a city in the southern region of Brazil, is set to experience a variety of weather conditions over the next few days, as per the forecasts provided by O TEMPO SERVICES and the National Meteorological Institute (INMET).
On Sunday (07), the city will wake up to a cool 12°C in the early morning, with temperatures gradually rising to a maximum of 25°C in the afternoon. The night will see a drop in temperatures, ending the day at 12°C. Relative humidity during the drier periods on Sunday is forecasted to fall to 50%, while in the morning, it is expected to reach a high of 90%.
Throughout the day, winds will predominantly be weak, blowing from the northeast to the north, with wind intensity not exceeding 20 km/h. The city will experience a high probability of thunderstorms and lightning, making for a potentially stormy day.
As for the rest of the week, on Monday, sunrise is expected at 06h41, and sunset will occur at 18h23. The day will be overcast in the morning, with light drizzle in the afternoon and light showers at night. Temperatures will vary between 15°C and 29°C.
On Tuesday (09/09/2025), the city can expect many clouds, showers, and possible hail, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C. On Wednesday (10/09/2025), the weather will be sunny with few clouds, and temperatures will range from 9°C to 27°C.
Thursday (11/09/2025) will see light drizzle in Francisco Beltrão, with temperatures ranging from 8°C to 24°C. Wind direction in Francisco Beltrão on Sunday (07) is expected to be variable throughout the day.
Residents of Francisco Beltrão are advised to stay updated with the latest weather forecasts to ensure safety and preparedness.
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