Imbe

Brazil
Imbe, Brazil
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A coastal town on Rio Grande do Sul's northern shore, Imbé draws surfers to the waves along its beachfront promenade, with cafés and restaurants concentrated near the waterfront. Warm summers make it a beach destination for the region, and the bottlenose dolphin is the town's official symbol animal. Separated from neighbouring Tramandaí in 1988, it sits a short drive east of Porto Alegre.

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  • Population26,824
  • Nearest water from center 0.5 km0.3 mi
  • Nearest mountain from center 14 km8.9 mi
Climate · monthly averages
J
24°75°
125mm5.0in
F
24°75°
110mm4.4in
M
23°74°
120mm4.6in
A
21°70°
95mm3.6in
M
18°64°
115mm4.5in
J
16°60°
110mm4.2in
J
15°58°
130mm5.1in
A
16°60°
120mm4.6in
S
17°62°
145mm5.7in
O
19°66°
155mm6.2in
N
21°69°
115mm4.4in
D
23°73°
115mm4.5in
Avg temp · total precipitation, 1991–2020 monthly normals · ERA5-Land · methodology ↗
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Imbe: quick answers

Where is Imbe?

Imbe is in Brazil, about 106 km66 miles in a straight line from Porto Alegre.

How do you get to Imbe?

The nearest airport is Torres (TSQ), about 1 hr 11 min away by road.

What's the weather like in Imbe?

The warmest month is February, averaging 24°C75°F across day and night; the coolest is July, at 15°C58°F. The wettest month is October, with about 157 mm6.2 in of precipitation. (Monthly averages, 1991–2020.)

What's in Imbe?

OpenStreetMap lists 3 museums, 17 restaurants, 2 cafés and 5 places of worship within 2 km of the centre.