Santo André, Brazil Hourly Forecast

As of 7:09 PM

Now · 7:09 PM

18°

Partly cloudy · Feels like 19°

Rain likely after 10 PM — 50% chance. Tomorrow’s high 21°.

Rain in the next hour

High: 20°
Low: 16°
Rain: 50%
Sunset: 6:12 PM

Next 48 hours

Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	18°	19°	15%	SE 4 km/h	83%
8 PM	17°	18°	0%	E 4 km/h	94%
9 PM	17°	18°	15%	NE 2 km/h	93%
10 PM	17°	19°	50%	E 1 km/h	94%
11 PM	17°	18°	15%	SW 3 km/h	90%
Sun
12 AM	17°	18°	0%	SW 3 km/h	90%
1 AM	17°	18°	0%	SW 3 km/h	90%
2 AM	16°	17°	0%	SW 4 km/h	89%
3 AM	16°	17°	0%	S 5 km/h	91%
4 AM	15°	16°	0%	S 5 km/h	95%
5 AM	15°	16°	0%	S 6 km/h	96%
6 AM	16°	16°	0%	S 6 km/h	95%
7 AM	16°	16°	0%	S 5 km/h	93%
8 AM	17°	17°	15%	S 5 km/h	88%
9 AM	18°	18°	15%	S 5 km/h	82%
10 AM	19°	19°	15%	S 5 km/h	75%
11 AM	20°	20°	15%	S 5 km/h	71%
12 PM	20°	20°	15%	SW 5 km/h	71%
1 PM	20°	20°	0%	S 6 km/h	71%
2 PM	21°	21°	15%	S 7 km/h	68%
3 PM	20°	20°	15%	S 10 km/h	70%
4 PM	19°	18°	0%	S 12 km/h	75%
5 PM	18°	17°	0%	SE 11 km/h	81%
6 PM	17°	16°	0%	SE 11 km/h	87%
7 PM	16°	15°	0%	SE 10 km/h	88%
8 PM	16°	15°	0%	S 10 km/h	88%
9 PM	16°	15°	0%	SE 7 km/h	88%
10 PM	16°	15°	15%	SE 7 km/h	87%
11 PM	16°	15°	15%	SE 7 km/h	87%
Mon
12 AM	16°	15°	15%	SE 8 km/h	86%
1 AM	15°	15°	0%	SE 8 km/h	86%
2 AM	15°	15°	0%	SE 8 km/h	88%
3 AM	15°	14°	15%	SE 7 km/h	89%
4 AM	15°	14°	15%	SE 9 km/h	90%
5 AM	15°	14°	0%	SE 9 km/h	92%
6 AM	15°	14°	15%	SE 10 km/h	92%
7 AM	15°	14°	15%	SE 10 km/h	91%
8 AM	15°	14°	15%	SE 11 km/h	89%
9 AM	15°	13°	0%	SE 11 km/h	84%
10 AM	16°	15°	0%	SE 9 km/h	78%
11 AM	17°	16°	0%	SE 10 km/h	73%
12 PM	17°	16°	15%	SE 10 km/h	72%
1 PM	17°	16°	15%	SE 10 km/h	71%
2 PM	17°	16°	15%	SE 10 km/h	71%
3 PM	17°	16°	0%	SE 11 km/h	73%
4 PM	16°	15°	0%	SE 13 km/h	75%
5 PM	15°	13°	0%	SE 12 km/h	79%
6 PM	14°	13°	0%	SE 11 km/h	82%

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About Santo André weather

Santo André is in Santo André, Brazil at -23.66°, -46.54°. Right now it’s 18° and partly cloudy; today’s high is 20° with a 50% chance of rain.

Brazil's vast territory encompasses nearly every climate type found in the Southern Hemisphere. The Amazon basin dominates the north with equatorial heat and humidity, receiving over 2,000mm of rainfall annually in a climate where thunderstorms can occur on more than 200 days per year. This immense rainforest generates its own weather patterns, recycling moisture through transpiration and creating atmospheric rivers that influence weather across the entire continent.