Civil Defense decided last Sunday (2) to extend the crisis office, intensifying surveillance in the state, especially in the eastern side of São Paulo
The thunderstorms that have affected the southeastern region of Brazil, focusing on should persist until next Wednesday (5). In response to the situation, the From the state decided last Sunday (2) to extend the crisis office, intensifying surveillance in the state, especially in the eastern side of São Paulo, where the rains have been intense.
The most impacted areas include the Ribeira Valley, Itapeva, Bauru, Araraquara, Presidente Prudente, Marília, as well as the capital and metropolitan region of São Paulo, without forgetting Baixada Santista and Paraíba Valley. The weather forecast points to isolated rains, especially in the afternoon and evening, due to the South Atlantic Convergence Zone, increasing the risk of flooding and landslides.
Alerts were issued by the Civil Defense to several cities, including São Paulo, ABC Paulista, Franco da Rocha, Guarujá and Santos. For this Monday (3) the expectation is one day with sun between clouds, with temperatures ranging between 20 ° C and 27 ° C. On Tuesday (4), the climate should remain stuffy, with rainfall similar to the previous day.
On Wednesday (5), the forecast is a decrease in rains, although the day starts cloudy and with sparse rain. From Thursday (6), rain showers should occur in less intense. Already on Friday (7), and on Saturday (8), there is no rain forecast in the capital, but the heat should be maintained.
In addition to the rains in São Paulo, the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued an orange alert for a heat wave in Rio Grande do Sul, where temperatures can exceed up to 5 ° C the historical average, reaching up to 43 ° C in some regions. This intense heat can spread to other southern and Midwest states, increasing concern for weather conditions.
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Posted by Victor Oliveira
