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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the The UK Daily weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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If you are heading to São Paulo, check the live forecast above for the latest conditions. The city enjoys a warm tropical highland climate, meaning temperatures stay fairly steady year-round, but humidity and sudden showers are part of the daily picture.
What does the live forecast show for São Paulo today?
The live forecast above gives the current temperature in degrees Celsius, along with humidity and wind speed. São Paulo sits at 800 metres above sea level, so evenings can feel noticeably cooler than the daytime highs. Rainfall is possible at any time, particularly during the summer months from December to March.
How does São Paulo weather change through the year?
Because the city lies in the southern hemisphere, seasons are opposite to the UK. December to February are summer, with average highs around 28°C and frequent thunderstorms. June to August are winter, when daytime temperatures hover near 22°C and nights can drop to 13°C. For anyone planning around the São Paulo Grand Prix (F1), November offers spring weather — mild and generally drier. The são paulo weather by month shows that January is the wettest, while August is the driest. For longer-term planning, the sao paulo weather yearly average high is 27°C. If you are visiting in December, expect warm and humid conditions with occasional downpours — typical são paulo weather in december. For a detailed outlook, the weather in são paulo 10 days and sao paulo weather forecast 14 days are available in the live forecast above. For comparison with UK conditions, see our UK weather hub and 10-day forecast.
Is São Paulo very humid?
Yes, humidity often stays above 70% year-round. The combination of warmth and moisture can make the air feel heavy, especially during summer downpours.
What is the best time to visit São Paulo?
April to October (autumn and winter) brings milder temperatures and less rain, making it more comfortable for sightseeing. However, expect cooler evenings in winter.
Does São Paulo have a rainy season?
The wet season runs from October to March, with the heaviest rain in January and February. Afternoon thunderstorms are common, often clearing quickly.