Post by sky on Dec 28, 2012 18:27:31 GMT 12
Note this was not a record for the city.
By Nicole Froio, Contributing Reporter
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Yesterday was hottest day since 1915 according to Climatempo Institute, with a thermal sensation of 47°C in the air. The actual temperature was around the low forties, with 43.2°C being recorded in Santa Cruz, in Zona Oeste (West Zone) of the city.
Rio recorded the highest temperature in almost one hundred years this Wednesday in Zona Oeste (West Zone) of the city, image recreation.
Previously, the title of hottest day of the year in the city of Rio de Janeiro was 41°C. Yesterday, even in the shade most city thermometers were reading temperatures from 38°C to 40°C.
Even the people who usually enjoy going to the beach to refresh themselves in the ocean water just couldn’t stay in the sand for too long because of how uncomfortable it felt.
An expatriate living in Ipanema told The Rio Times: “I tried going to the beach for a little, but all the umbrellas were already rented, and it was too hot to be out there under the direct sun.”
Specialists say a warm mass of air will not allow rain clouds to form this time of year, which makes the climate even hotter. Yet the Climatempo Institute has predicted a cold front should make the weather more bearable today.
riotimesonline.com/brazil-news/rio-daily/yesturday-hottest-since-1915-in-rio/#
By Nicole Froio, Contributing Reporter
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Yesterday was hottest day since 1915 according to Climatempo Institute, with a thermal sensation of 47°C in the air. The actual temperature was around the low forties, with 43.2°C being recorded in Santa Cruz, in Zona Oeste (West Zone) of the city.
Rio recorded the highest temperature in almost one hundred years this Wednesday in Zona Oeste (West Zone) of the city, image recreation.
Previously, the title of hottest day of the year in the city of Rio de Janeiro was 41°C. Yesterday, even in the shade most city thermometers were reading temperatures from 38°C to 40°C.
Even the people who usually enjoy going to the beach to refresh themselves in the ocean water just couldn’t stay in the sand for too long because of how uncomfortable it felt.
An expatriate living in Ipanema told The Rio Times: “I tried going to the beach for a little, but all the umbrellas were already rented, and it was too hot to be out there under the direct sun.”
Specialists say a warm mass of air will not allow rain clouds to form this time of year, which makes the climate even hotter. Yet the Climatempo Institute has predicted a cold front should make the weather more bearable today.
riotimesonline.com/brazil-news/rio-daily/yesturday-hottest-since-1915-in-rio/#