What's the climate like in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, Brazil? (for high school)

Rio de Janeiro has a warm and humid climate with summer rain, high temperature all year round, dry season and rainy season, and annual rainfall is about 1500mm. In the dry season from May to June165438+1October, due to the control of subtropical high or dry trade winds, the airflow is mainly dry and sinking, and it is not easy to form precipitation; During the rainy season from February to April, 65438, due to the control of equatorial low pressure belt or equatorial westerly wind, there was abundant precipitation, and most of the precipitation types were convective rain.

Second, Sao Paulo.

Because of its relatively high terrain, Sao Paulo has a tropical plateau climate and a mild climate. Summer 10 to March is rainy and cool. In winter, it is dry and cold from June to August, and there is no severe cold. Only a small part of the southernmost part will snow. The rainfall in Sao Paulo is concentrated in February to March of 65438+, and the temperature difference between day and night is relatively large.

Extended data

Rio de Janeiro is one of the largest cities in South America, but it is more famous for its various cultural celebrations throughout the year, the most famous of which is the Carnival, which is held two weeks before the traditional Catholic Lenten.

People from all over the world will come to Rio de Janeiro to attend and witness the carnival. Carnival means a lot of people, food, colors and, of course, samba. Carnival celebrations end on Tuesday.

In addition to carnival, the New Year is also an important festival in Rio de Janeiro. At that time, many concerts will be held, and fireworks will be set off in the whole city, the largest of which will be set off at Copa cabannes Beach. People wear white clothes, and some people offer sacrifices to Yemaia by dancing.

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