Brazil Travel Guide - Pantanal Weather

Pantanal Weather

The Pantanal is located in the Brazilian Plateau Region, which has a distinct wet and dry season. The rainy season lasts from December to March, and Pantanal usually gets flooded, especially during January and February. The average temperature in the Pantanal is around 80 F, but it can drop to colder temperatures in May and June. January and February are the hottest months, with temperatures rising to 90 degrees.

The best time to visit depends on your interests. Mammals are best observed during the dry season, which runs from July to September, when the animals come out and look for food. The temperature is also pleasant during this time, making boat tours, hikes, and horseback riding an enjoyable experience.

During the full season when the area receives the most rain (December to March) is the best time to observe birds, especially the migratory ones. Transportation might be more difficult during this time, but roads should be accessible all year.

For complete information on the current forecast for this region, please visit the link below.

Current Forecast on Yahoo! Weather

The temperatures below are approximately the averages for Campo Grande and Cuiaba as well.

Month	High °F	Low °F	High °C	Low °C
Jan	90	75	32	24
Feb	90	75	32	24
March	90	74	32	23
Apr	87	71	31	22
May	84	68	29	20
June	81	67	27	19
July	82	65	28	18
Aug	87	69	31	21
Sept	89	72	32	22
Oct	91	74	33	23
Nov	91	75	33	24
Dec	90	76	32	24