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An extratropical cyclone formed on Monday (5) in eastern Uruguay and southeast Chuí, as anticipated by MetSul Meteorologia. This system gradually moves away from the continent towards the East-Southeast on Tuesday (6). We emphasize that it is not an intense cyclone, much less does it have explosive cyclogenesis characteristics (bomb cyclone) and its effects will not be relevant in Rio Grande do Sul because it is not a deep system.
TIME | An extratropical cyclone formed in the southeast of Chuí on Monday. See the animation of the satellite images of the GOES-16 visible channel. pic.twitter.com/7jJKTmTMHY
– MetSul.com (@metsul) October 5, 2020
As highlighted in the weekend bulletin, the cyclone brings moderate wind with sporadic gusts of 50 km / h to 70 km / h between tonight and the beginning of Tuesday in the south and east of the state, but the wind will be stronger in the extreme south (Chuí area) and on the south coast of Chuí las Mostardas. No major effects are expected in the Porto Alegre area except for some sporadic outbreaks such as those already recorded this afternoon.
This cyclone drives drier and colder air to Rio Grande do Sul, which will guarantee a Tuesday with the presence of the sun throughout the State and a cold start to a morning in cities mainly in the West, Center and South of Rio Grande do Sul. In the south of the state, the wind brings low thermal sensation. The wind path generated by the cyclone on the high seas will cause the sea to agitate off the coast of Rio Grande do Sul with the possibility of a hangover.
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