2023 El Niño is already the most intense in 25 years

The El Niño phenomenon off the coast of South America, specifically on the coasts of Peru and Ecuador, has reached its highest extent in the past 25 years, according to MetSul Meteorology. Measurements of sea surface temperature anomalies from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) support this conclusion.

The latest bulletin revealed by the US agency reveals that the anomaly in some areas of the central equatorial Pacific Ocean was 1.1°C, which characterizes a moderate El Niño. However, at other locations, extreme warming led to a +3.4 °C anomaly, creating the high-intensity coastal Super El Niño that began in February.

In addition, Mitsul estimates that since the 1980s super El Niño, such high-energy anomalies have not been observed. In that period, there were weeks with a temperature higher than +4°C, and it reached a peak of +4.5°C in June 1983. In subsequent events, the highest value was +4.0°C in August 1997 and +2.7°C in July 2015.

result of this phenomenon

MetSul Meteorologia predicts that El Niño will continue to strengthen in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean until the end of 2023. As a result, the possibility of a strong El Niño event or even an El Niño phenomenon.

According to Mitsul, the effects in Brazil are already starting to show, with less rainfall in northern Brazil. On the other hand, the south begins to record an increase in precipitation volumes.

El Niño phenomenon in the spring

Finally, the agency predicts that from August-September the Brazilian climate should be more affected, with spring showing precipitation fluctuations in the south and therefore a significant decrease in the north.

In this context, community awareness of conservation takes on greater importance, as individual and collective actions can contribute to mitigating the effects of potential future disruptions caused by this phenomenon.

With information: Metsool Meteorology

Brusque started Sunday morning in thick fog/File: Ciro Groh

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Brusque skies seen in the early hours of Sunday morning / Archive: Ciro Groh

The weather this Sunday

Continuing Sunday’s question, now let’s talk about the weather forecast. To provide accurate information, we consulted renowned meteorologist Peter Scheuer, who kindly shared his analysis with us.

So stay tuned for the next bulletin to learn more about what we can expect in terms of weather conditions.

Weather report

Sunday with favorable conditions for outdoor activities awaits residents of Brusque and the region. However, it is important not to ignore the possibility of accidental splashing. Therefore, it is advisable to remain alert.

In general, the towns of Vale do Itajaí will have the presence of clouds of marine moisture. On the other hand, it will not prevent good sun openings.

During the afternoon, temperatures can reach 24/25°C, depending on cloud cover. As a result, a fun Sunday is expected in Brusque and in the other towns in the Vale do Itajaí region.

*With information from meteorologist Peter Scheuer

Dawn of dawn this Sunday / Archive: Siro Groh

Weather at dawn

Continuing this Sunday’s issue, we provide the following up-to-date information on the Brusque area weather watch for this past morning.

The table below provides a detailed analysis of the minimum temperatures recorded shortly after dawn, and covers each location mentioned in the appendix (Shown in red).

In addition, the calculation also shows that there was no rain observed in the period (in blue).

Source: Groh Seasons

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The sky over Brusque seen Saturday night / Archive: Ciro Groh

Readers’ photos

Finally, we invite you to enjoy the amazing photos submitted by our readers. Each photo masterfully captures the essence of the early hours of a Sunday morning in all the places mentioned in the caption.

Let yourself be enveloped in these inspiring images and immerse yourself in the unique beauty of each location.

St. Jacob Kalbusch in Presidente Nerio / Archives: Amilton and Margaretti Petri