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First Extratropical Cyclone of 2026 to Bring Severe Storms to Southern Brazil: Affected States

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January 9, 2026 7:18 am

First Extratropical Cyclone of 2026 to Bring Severe Storms to Southern Brazil: Affected States

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A critically important weather event is developing in southern brazil, with a ciclone – a ⁣type ⁢of intense low-pressure system – poised to bring considerable rainfall and potentially disruptive conditions to ⁣the region, and extending as far north as São Paulo. ⁣ I’ve observed similar

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Full Name: Jonathan Reed Role: Editor, News Category: News Location: London, United Kingdom Education: MA in International Journalism, City, University of London Experience: 16+ years in investigative and global news reporting Expertise: International affairs, investigative journalism, political analysis, breaking news Awards: British Press Award for Investigative Reporting 2022 Professional Affiliations: Member, International Press Institute Languages: English (native), French (conversational) Bio: Jonathan Reed is a veteran news editor and investigative journalist with over 16 years of experience reporting on major global events and political developments. He holds an MA in International Journalism from City, University of London. Jonathan is known for his commitment to unbiased, fact-checked reporting and his ability to break complex stories for a global audience. As Editor of the News section at World Today Journal, he leads coverage of breaking news, politics, and world affairs.