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289,665
58 km²
5,017 per km²
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Portuguese
195 km
Limeira experiences a tropical savanna climate with warm temperatures year-round and a distinct wet and dry season. The city receives approximately 1576 mm of annual rainfall, concentrated primarily in the summer months, while winter months are notably drier. Average annual temperature is 21.7°C, making it a consistently warm destination with moderate humidity levels.
28°C
13°C
Tropical Savanna
Rainy Days
120
Sunny Days
245
Humidity
70%
20-28°C
Spring marks the transition into the wetter season with increasing temperatures and rainfall. Humidity levels rise as the season progresses toward summer.
Moderate rainfall24-32°C
Summer is the warmest and wettest season with high humidity and frequent precipitation. January is the wettest month with a 60% chance of precipitation on an average day.
High rainfall18-26°C
Autumn features gradually decreasing temperatures and rainfall as the dry season approaches. Weather remains warm but becomes progressively drier.
Moderate rainfall12-26°C
Winter is the coolest and driest season with pleasant daytime temperatures and cool nights. July is the driest month with only a 9% chance of precipitation on an average day.
Low rainfallLimeira offers a balanced, affordable slice of São Paulo state life for expats seeking a mid-sized Brazilian city with genuine local character. Located in a robust agricultural region, it provides steady economic opportunities and a comfortable middle-class environment with reasonable living costs and decent infrastructure. While not a major international hub, the city rewards those willing to integrate, offering proximity to larger metropolitan areas and a more relaxed pace of life.
The primary trade-off is limited international amenities and a steeper language learning curve, which means successful expats will need genuine cultural curiosity and basic Portuguese skills. Healthcare and public services are functional but not exceptional, so adaptability and some self-sufficiency are recommended for those considering this regional Brazilian destination.
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