As next weeks will be marked by climate changes that will affect the solar power generation, especially in regions Northeast e Southeast from Brazil. This is what the new fortnightly bulletin from Weather, one of the main meteorology and climate analysis companies in the country.
According to the company, in next 15 days the forecast is chuvas above average for most of northeastern states due to the action of a intertropical convergence zone and the wind circulation at high levels of the atmosphere.
As a result, there will be an increase in cloudiness and, consequently, a lower incidence of solar radiation on the surface and temperatures lower than expected for the time of year.
As greater instabilities occur from today (14) and the storms will hit all states over the next few days, gaining strength for the sertão and the northeastern interior, except for central-south Bahia.
“These factors will contribute to the reduction in the potential for solar energy generation in the region in the next 15 days”, highlights the report.
On the other hand, Climatempo reports that in the region Southeast, the next few days will be marked by rainfall below the historical average, especially in the state of Minas Gerais, which can increase the generation potential of photovoltaic systems.
YetFrom March 20th the rain scenario should return with greater frequency and intensity, impacting a reduction in solar generation potential in all four states that make up the Southeast region of the country.
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