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The weather in Brazil remains favorable throughout the year as Brazil is situated within the tropical zone. The five climatic regions of Brazil can be categorized into subtropical, highland tropical, semiarid, tropical and equatorial. Almost 90% of Brazil falls in the tropical zone therefore the weather in Brazil varies radically in the different parts of the country. The parts of Brazil, which falls, in the equatorial region have temperature above 25 degree Celsius.
Occasionally during the summer time the areas of Brazil coming under the temperate zone experiences extreme temperatures of 40 degree Celsius. The weather in Southern Brazil is of the subtropical temperate type. During the period from June to August the Brazil weather in the southern part of the country is cold and it is also accompanied with frost. The mountainous areas of Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul is extremely cold during the period from June to August.
The weather in Brazil particularly in the cities of Brasilia, Belo Horizonte, and Sao Paulo is moderate as these cities are located at an altitude of 100 meters above the sea level. The weather of Brazil in the coastal regions of Salvador, Recife and Rio de Janeiro is generally warm with temperatures ranging from 23 degrees to 27 degrees Celsius. Curitiba and Port Alegre, which are the southern cities of Brazil, experience a subtropical climate.
The weather of Brazil at the southernmost part of the country is similar to the weather in Europe and the United States. The precipitation in Brazil also varies widely. The precipitation is higher in the humid Amazon Basin and lower in the northeastern part. You can visit Brazil at any time of the year, as the weather in Brazil remains conducive throughout the year.
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