The weather forecast for Gramado, located in Rio Grande do Sul, signals a week marked by climatic instability, with quick rains expected throughout the week and showers anticipated for the weekend. Concurrently, temperatures will begin to decrease, especially starting on Sunday, the 18th, when the maximum is not expected to exceed 12°C. The cold trend is expected to intensify on Tuesday, the 20th, with a projected minimum of 5°C and dry weather.
Wednesday (10/14)
On Wednesday, the sun will be visible between various clouds, presenting periods of overcast sky and the possibility of precipitation during the night. Temperatures are expected to range between a minimum of 12°C and a maximum of 20°C.
Thursday (10/15)
Thursday will be characterized by cloudy skies with the sun appearing between the clouds throughout the day. Cloudiness will persist through the night, with lows of 15°C and highs of 21°C.
Friday (10/16)
Friday will start with sun between clouds, but cloud cover will increase, and there is an expectation of quick rain during the afternoon and evening. Forecasted temperatures are a low of 15°C and a high of 17°C.
Saturday (10/17)
On Saturday, the day will have sun interspersed with many clouds, and there will be rain showers in the afternoon. At night, the sky will remain cloudy, with no rain forecast. Temperatures will fluctuate between 12°C and 17°C.
Sunday (10/18)
During Sunday, the sun will appear between the clouds in the morning, but there is a forecast for rain showers both in the afternoon and at night. The expected minimum and maximum temperatures are 10°C and 12°C, respectively.
Monday (10/19)
The forecast for Monday indicates rain during the early morning, followed by periods of sun between many clouds throughout the day. At night, the sky should be partly cloudy, with lows of 7°C and highs of 15°C.
Tuesday (10/20)
On Tuesday, the sun will appear between many clouds during the day, with moments of overcast sky. Cloudiness will continue at night, but there is no rain forecast, with a low of 5°C and a high of 16°C.