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ManausWarm nights, index95+27 points by 2050MacapáHeat, index88+25 points by 2050Boa VistaWarm nights, index82+25 points by 2050BelémHeat, index80+20 points by 2050Porto VelhoWarm nights, index80+24 points by 2050Rio BrancoWarm nights, index80+25 points by 2050TeresinaHeat, index79+12 points by 2050PalmasHeat, index75+14 points by 2050CuiabáWarm nights, index69+25 points by 2050BrasíliaHeat, index67+14 points by 2050VitóriaWarm nights, index67+31 points by 2050GoiâniaHeat, index66+12 points by 2050São LuísHeat, index66+29 points by 2050AracajuWarm nights, index66+49 points by 2050João PessoaWarm nights, index65+60 points by 2050Campo GrandeWarm nights, index65+23 points by 2050MaceióWarm nights, index64+44 points by 2050FortalezaWarm nights, index62+62 points by 2050RecifeWarm nights, index62+62 points by 2050Belo HorizonteWarm nights, index61+27 points by 2050NatalWarm nights, index60+60 points by 2050SalvadorHeat, index58+25 points by 2050São PauloHeat, index56+13 points by 2050Rio de JaneiroWarm nights, index55+45 points by 2050CuritibaHeat, index54+16 points by 2050FlorianópolisStrong wind, index54+54 points by 2050Porto AlegreWarm nights, index39+33 points by 2050
Climate hazard index

Climate hazard in Brazilian cities by 2050

The i4sea Climate Index shows, from 0 to 100, how much heat, warm nights, extreme rain and strong wind will change in each Brazilian city by 2050. Each city is compared with its own normal, city by city, not by region. It is the first step to measure your operation’s climate risk.

By 2050 in Brazil, in the IPCC pessimistic scenario

cities at Very high hazard
50
cities at High hazard
351

How to read the number

LevelHeat and warm nightsRain and wind
0 to 24 LowClose to normal: 1 to 2 in 10 daysUp to 3% stronger
25 to 49 Moderate2 to 3 in 10 days3% to 7% stronger
50 to 74 High3 to 5 in 10 days7% to 14% stronger
75 to 100 Very high6 to 9 in 10 days: the extreme becomes routine14% to 30% stronger, or more

Compare the 421 cities

Worst hazard of each city. "By 2050" shows how many points the index goes up compared with recent years (2023 to 2025).

CityIndex
Manaus (AM)95, Very high
Vitória do Xingu (PA)93, Very high
Itacoatiara (AM)91, Very high
Manacapuru (AM)90, Very high
Açailândia (MA)89, Very high
Macapá (AP)88, Very high
Santana (AP)88, Very high
Paragominas (PA)88, Very high
Ferreira Gomes (AP)88, Very high
Itaituba (PA)88, Very high
Uruçuí (PI)87, Very high
Baixa Grande do Ribeiro (PI)87, Very high
Ribeiro Gonçalves (PI)87, Very high
Santarém (PA)87, Very high
Imperatriz (MA)86, Very high
Altamira (PA)86, Very high
Breves (PA)86, Very high
Balsas (MA)86, Very high
Tasso Fragoso (MA)86, Very high
Timon (MA)85, Very high

Questions we hear about i4sea Climate Index

A climate hazard index from 0 to 100. It shows how much heat, warm nights, extreme rain and strong wind will change in each Brazilian city by 2050. It is built with i4climate, the i4sea climate database: global climate models detailed in 3 km squares, neighborhood by neighborhood.

Read the sentence just below the number. It tells you, for example, how many days in 10 will be unusually hot.

It is hazard: what the climate will do. Risk also depends on the physical features of the land and the address, on what is exposed and on how much the operation can take.

Because strong heat in Porto Alegre is not the same as in Manaus.

The full methodology is in the e-book, at the bottom of the page.

Yes. Quote it like this: "Source: i4sea Climate Index, October 2026", with a link to this page.

Full methodology of the i4sea Climate Index

We send the e-book to your email. The e-book is in Portuguese.

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