La Niña should ensure above-average rainfall in the Midwest and Southeast until November.

The climate scenario for late October and November is highly favorable for agribusiness, with the La Niña phenomenon ensuring above-average rainfall for the Midwest and Southeast of Brazil. In an interview with Giro do Boi, meteorologist Artur Miller confirmed that the period of hot and dry weather has come to an end in much of the country, giving way to the return of heavy rains, which benefits the recovery of pastures and the planting of the 25/26 crop. Check it out: The expectation of higher precipitation volume in the Midwest and Southeast is due to the fact that La Niña, which is expected to last until the end of the year, favors the formation of the South Atlantic Convergence Zone (SACZ). In addition, the forecast of above-average rainfall extends to the Matopiba and Pará regions. Before the consolidation of the rainy period, the forecast for the coming days indicates the need for caution. A cold front advances over the south-central region, bringing storms with the ...