Chit-Chat | Extreme temperatures in Brazil

0

Extreme temperatures in Brazil

During the Brazilian summer temperatures can easily reach (and surpass) 40ºC. The highest ever recorded temperature was in the city of Bom Jesus, in Piauí, where thermometers registered a scorching 44.7ºC in November, 2005.

The lowest temperature ever recorded was 17.8°C in Urubici in the state of Santa Catarina, in June, 1996.

 

Share.

About Author

BBMAG is the only London-based bilingual publication specialised in Brazilian and Latin American lifestyle. BBMag is free to all UK based readers ensuring that all our sponsors and advertisers benefit from 100% awareness to our given distribution audience made up of governments and establishments, industry organisations, bars and restaurants, arts centres, schools, cinemas, theatres, shows, festivals, events’ venues and many more...