Since September 22nd we have been in the spring period.
Spring in Tocantins is a season marked by subtle transformations, which bring a more pleasant climate and a scenery full of colors. Between September and December, temperatures usually vary between 24°C and 35°C, and rainfall begins to increase after the dry period, relieving the intense heat of winter.
During this season, the Cerrado vegetation begins to bloom, transforming the arid landscape into a spectacle of vibrant colors. Trees such as ipê, especially yellow and purple, stand out, with their intense flowers, which paint the state’s roads and cities. The trees that had lost their leaves in winter come back to life, and the greenery reappears exuberantly, along with the flowering of native species.
With the arrival of the rains, the state’s rivers and waterfalls begin to revive, becoming popular destinations for those who want to enjoy the mild climate. The humidity in the air also increases, creating a more comfortable feeling, especially in warmer regions.
In addition to the natural beauty, spring in Tocantins brings with it a climate of renewal and hope, as plantations begin to develop, and farmers prepare for a new harvest cycle. The local fauna also responds to climate change, with an increase in the activity of several species of birds and other animals.
This season, although more subtle compared to other regions of Brazil, is an invitation to reconnect with nature and explore the state’s parks, trails and waterfalls. It is a perfect time for those who want to experience the rebirth of the Tocantins landscape and enjoy the region’s natural beauty.
If you are thinking about traveling to Tocantins at this time, know that you will find the city full of colors, joy and a more tropical climate.
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