Brazil Weather Today — Tuesday, 17 February 2026

Looking for the latest Brazil weather update? You’ve come to the right place. Right now in Brazil, conditions are Partly cloudy with a temperature of 25°C. The feels-like temperature sits at 29°C, which actually feels warmer than the air temperature, likely due to high humidity trapping heat.

Winds are blowing from the NNE at 1 km/h with gusts reaching up to 8 km/h — that’s something to keep in mind if you’re planning to spend time outdoors, especially on elevated or exposed terrain. Humidity levels are at 83%, which is quite high and may make the air feel sticky or oppressive.

Atmospheric pressure is measuring 1015 hPa. Cloud cover stands at 76%. Current precipitation is 0 mm.

Hourly Weather Breakdown for Brazil

Understanding how the weather evolves throughout the day is essential for planning your activities. Here’s what to expect in Brazil over the next several hours.

Morning (6 AM – 12 PM): Temperatures around 26°C with Partly cloudy conditions. Some chance of rain (58%), so an umbrella in your bag wouldn’t hurt.

Afternoon (12 PM – 6 PM): Temperatures around 29°C with Partly cloudy conditions. Some chance of rain (55%), so an umbrella in your bag wouldn’t hurt.

Evening (6 PM – 10 PM): Temperatures around 25°C with Overcast conditions. Some chance of rain (33%), so an umbrella in your bag wouldn’t hurt.

Overnight (10 PM – 6 AM): Temperatures around 23°C with Mainly clear conditions. Precipitation is unlikely during this period.

Brazil Weather Forecast — Next 7 Days

Planning ahead? Here is a detailed day-by-day forecast for Brazil covering the next week. Whether you’re scheduling outdoor work, travel, or simply trying to figure out what to wear, this breakdown has you covered.

Today (Tuesday)

Expect Light showers conditions throughout the day 🌧️. Temperatures will range between a low of 21°C and a high of 30°C. There’s a moderate chance of rain at 58% probability, so keeping an umbrella handy would be a smart move.

Tomorrow (Wednesday)

Expect Light showers conditions throughout the day 🌧️. Temperatures will range between a low of 21°C and a high of 30°C. There’s a moderate chance of rain at 65% probability, so keeping an umbrella handy would be a smart move.

Thursday, 19 February

Expect Thunderstorm conditions throughout the day ⛈️. Temperatures will range between a low of 21°C and a high of 31°C. Rain is very likely today with a 78% chance of precipitation and an expected total of 8.4 mm — definitely grab your umbrella and consider waterproof footwear.

Friday, 20 February

Expect Thunderstorm conditions throughout the day ⛈️. Temperatures will range between a low of 22°C and a high of 29°C. There’s a moderate chance of rain at 65% probability, so keeping an umbrella handy would be a smart move.

Saturday, 21 February

Expect Light showers conditions throughout the day 🌧️. Temperatures will range between a low of 22°C and a high of 29°C. Rain is very likely today with a 73% chance of precipitation and an expected total of 7.2 mm — definitely grab your umbrella and consider waterproof footwear.

Sunday, 22 February

Expect Thunderstorm conditions throughout the day ⛈️. Temperatures will range between a low of 22°C and a high of 30°C. Rain is very likely today with a 93% chance of precipitation and an expected total of 9.9 mm — definitely grab your umbrella and consider waterproof footwear.

Monday, 23 February

Expect Thunderstorm with hail conditions throughout the day ⛈️. Temperatures will range between a low of 22°C and a high of 30°C. Rain is very likely today with a 100% chance of precipitation and an expected total of 16.5 mm — definitely grab your umbrella and consider waterproof footwear.

Extended 16-Day Weather Outlook for Brazil

While forecasts beyond a week should be taken with a grain of salt, long-range models give us useful trends. Looking at the second week and beyond for Brazil:

Over the extended period, average highs sit around 26°C and lows near 20°C. It looks like a predominantly wet period with 9 days showing significant precipitation chances. Remember, these extended forecasts are updated daily, so check back frequently for the most accurate outlook.

Air Quality in Brazil

Monitoring air quality matters, especially if you have asthma, allergies, or other respiratory conditions. The current Air Quality Index (AQI) in Brazil is 16, rated as Good.

Breaking down the key pollutants: PM2.5 (fine particulate matter) is at 9.7 µg/m³ — these are tiny particles that can penetrate deep into the lungs and even enter the bloodstream. PM10 (coarser particles) measures 10 µg/m³. Ozone (O₃) sits at 38 µg/m³. Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) is at 1 µg/m³, primarily from vehicle emissions, while sulphur dioxide (SO₂) reads 0 µg/m³. Carbon monoxide levels are 128 µg/m³.

Excellent news — the air is clean and safe for all outdoor activities, including intense exercise. Enjoy the fresh air!

UV Index and Sun Protection in Brazil

Today’s maximum UV Index in Brazil is 9.5, classified as Very High. Extreme caution is needed! Use SPF 50+ sunscreen and reapply every two hours. Cover as much skin as possible, and try to stay in shade during midday. Prolonged exposure at this level can cause serious skin damage.

Sunrise, Sunset and Daylight Hours

Today in Brazil, the sun rises at 5:41 AM and sets at 6:05 PM, giving you approximately 12 hours and 23 minutes of daylight. A typical daylight duration for this time of year. Golden hour photography enthusiasts will want to be ready about 30 minutes before sunset for the best light.

What to Wear in Brazil Today

Figuring out the right outfit can save you a lot of discomfort. Based on today’s conditions in Brazil, here’s what we recommend:

Warm and pleasant conditions call for comfortable summer clothing — a t-shirt or light blouse, shorts or a light skirt, and comfortable shoes. With rain possible, a compact umbrella is a worthwhile addition to your kit.

What Is the Climate Like in Brazil?

Brazil sits within the tropical zone, meaning warm to hot temperatures year-round with relatively small seasonal variation. The main weather driver here isn’t temperature change but rather the wet and dry seasons. During the rainy season, expect heavy afternoon downpours, high humidity, and lush green landscapes. The dry season brings sunny, warm days with lower humidity — generally considered the most comfortable time to visit.

In February, which falls in winter — the coldest months with short days, and potential for snow or frost depending on location, conditions in Brazil are typical of the seasonal pattern. The forecast data above gives you the most accurate real-time picture of what to expect right now.

Travel Tips for Brazil

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, understanding the local weather helps you make the most of your time in Brazil. Here are some practical tips:

Packing essentials: Based on current conditions, your suitcase should include light, breathable clothing, sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen SPF 30+), comfortable walking shoes, and a reusable water bottle.

Best time of day for outdoor activities: Check the hourly forecast above — there may be dry windows perfect for outdoor exploration. Carrying rain gear means you won’t have to cancel plans entirely.

Weather reliability: Short-range forecasts (1-3 days) are highly reliable. The 4-7 day range is still useful for general planning. Beyond that, treat forecasts as trend indicators rather than exact predictions. We update our data multiple times per day, so bookmark this page and check back regularly for the latest Brazil weather forecast.

About Brazil, Brazil

Brazil is located in Brazil. Its geographic coordinates are -10.000000°N, -55.000000°E at an elevation of 258 meters above sea level. With a population of approximately 209,469,333, it is a major metropolitan area and one of the most significant cities in the country. The local timezone is UTC.

Data Sources and Accuracy

All weather data for Brazil is sourced from Open-Meteo, which aggregates output from the world’s leading meteorological models including DWD (Germany), NOAA/NWS (United States), Météo-France, and the Canadian Meteorological Centre. Air quality measurements come from a combination of satellite observations and ground-based monitoring stations. Our data refreshes automatically throughout the day to ensure you always have access to the latest conditions and forecasts for Brazil.