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Answer: Because conditions for cyclone formation are weak near Brazil's equatorial coast.
Near the equator on the Brazilian coast the differences in temperature are negligible and the winds move mainly in a vertical direction. The convergence zone of the trade winds is also weak here. As a result cyclones are not formed, so tropical cyclones rarely visit the coasts of Brazil.
In the northern coastal region near equator, the differences in the temperatures are negligible.
In this region, the winds move vertically.
The convergence zone of the trade winds is also found to be weak in this region. Therefore, tropical cyclones occur rarely in Brazil
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