Temperatures aren't expected to fall below 10 degrees Celsius ( 50 F ) this weekend in Brazil's southeastern coffee states, according to the Brasilia-based Center for Weather Analysis and Forecasts.
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A polar air mass is expected to move into southern Brazil by Friday, threatening the southernmost coffee-growing state of Parana with possible frosts, according to the Brasilia-based Center for Weather Analysis and Forecasts.
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A polar air mass expected in Southern Brazil tomorrow will reach coffee-growing regions Friday, though temperatures won't drop below freezing, said Francisco Alvez, a meteorologist at the Brasilia-based Center for Weather Analysis and Forecasts.
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Coffee prices rose in the last two days as the Brasilia-based Center for Weather Analysis and Forecasts said a cold air mass could reach parts of Brazil's coffee belt by Friday, threatening to harm crops.
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Cool air moving into southern Brazil tomorrow is expected to reach coffee-growing regions Friday, though temperatures probably won't fall below freezing, said Francisco Alvez, a meteorologist at the Brasilia-based Center for Weather Analysis and Forecasts.
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That cold could boost heating demand in the Southeast almost 50 percent above normal, while driving heating needs in the Northeast 15 percent above average, according to Weather Derivatives, a weather analysis firm in Belton, Missouri.
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Temperatures as much as 10 degrees Fahrenheit above normal are expected for this week, pushing demand in the Midwest 10 to 20 percent below average, according to Weather Derivatives, a weather analysis firm in Belton, Missouri.
