The beginning of April should bring rainfall to all agricultural areas of Brazil.

With the transition to the driest period of the year, April marks the beginning of a gradual reduction in rainfall across much of Brazil, although the first days of the month are expected to still start with a rainy pattern, according to the new report. DATAGRO climate reportAccording to the document, the performance of Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), still active, should favor the occurrence of Heavier rainfall over the North, Central-West, and Matopiba regions.In these areas, including regions with newly planted second-crop corn and Sugarcane fields in the early stages of harvest in the central region of the country.Accumulated rainfall of between 50 and 100 mm is expected in the coming days, contributing to the maintenance of soil moisture. Southeast In sugarcane fields that are also in the early stages of harvesting, and in coffee areas where crops are in the final stages of development, rain is also forecast over the next 10 days, with a tendency for gradual intensification throughout the period. However, the volumes are expected to be irregular across the areas. Regarding… temperaturesThe weather forecast indicates a hot start to April across Brazil, with highs between 30°C and 34°C in practically the entire country. To read the… Climate Report fullaccess the DATAGRO analysis section.

This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.