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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
Extreme rain, by 2050

Climate hazard in Joinville (SC) by 2050

52High

By 2050, the heaviest rain of the year in Joinville gets 7% stronger. More flooding and landslides.

How to read the index

In numbers

95 mmheaviest rain in a single day of the year, recent years
101.9 mmheaviest rain in a single day of the year, in 2050
+7.2%change by 2050

Where it is worst

Nova Brasília, Paranaguamirim

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