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Brazil's coffee trees enter flowering season, with some regions hit by rare heatwaves and heavy rainfall

Published: 2026-11-08 Author: sq 👁 2 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — Brazil is in the Southern Hemisphere, where the seasons are opposite to those in the Northern Hemisphere. During the recently concluded winter, Brazil experienced rare heatwaves, with temperatures reaching nearly 40°C. Forecast data from Brazil's National Meteorological Institute (Inmet) indicate that temperatures in October this year in the northern, northeastern, southeastern, and central-western states of Brazil will be higher than usual

,.During the recently ended winter, Brazil experienced a rare heatwave, with temperatures reaching nearly 40°C.

(Inmet),10,,2℃3℃.Previously, some areas had already suffered from drought, and now the drought conditions in the western and northern regions continue to worsen. The Brazilian National Center for Monitoring and Natural Disaster Alerts stated that this year’s rainfall was already low, and it has further decreased due to the El Niño phenomenon.In September of the past year, the water levels of four out of six major rivers in the Amazon basin reached their lowest recorded levels, affecting river transportation.The drought has affected the production and lives of farmers in 79 cities.


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,.The southern state of Santa Catarina has been hit by heavy rainfall, and the local government has issued a natural disaster alert.

The largest coffee-producing region in Brazil, Minas Gerais, received 63.8 mm of rainfall in the past week, 190% of the historical average.In addition, the state of São Paulo also experienced heavy rainfall, with scattered showers expected in the future, and rain possible at any time.



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.From October to June of next year is the growing season for Brazilian coffee. Rainfall is one of the key factors determining production potential. Ample rain improves soil moisture, triggers widespread flowering of new crops, and promotes the growth of fresh coffee cherries.At present, it appears that Brazilian coffee trees are blooming normally, and next year Brazil’s coffee production may improve compared to the previous two years.



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