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How to avoid non-temporary problems this weekend?

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How to avoid non-temporary problems this weekend?

A cold front is approaching Brazil, bringing storms with strong winds and heavy rain to many parts of the country. As of Friday afternoon (18th), weather conditions are beginning to change significantly and are expected to worsen over the weekend. Climate phenomena occur as a result of a combination of high humidity and atmospheric instability, which favors the formation of dense clouds and strong storms.




Residents in high-risk areas should use caution during storms

Photo: Agência Brasil / Brazil Profile

Areas threatened by storms

According to information published by Tempo OK, the risk areas include important capitals such as Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Belo Horizonte, as well as several cities in the central west and southeast of Brazil. . María Clara Sasaki, The meteorologist explained that the storms are likely to bring winds of up to 60 kilometers per hour, intense and incessant rain and hail.

The greatest risk of storms occurs on Friday afternoon and into Saturday night, says the climatologist. Despite forecasts that the storms could be less intense than recent events such as the one that occurred on the 11th of this month, the population of the state of São Paulo in particular was put on alert. However, official organizations continue to draw attention to the necessary precautions during these types of weather events.

Recommendations of the Civil Defense of São Paulo

The Civil Defense Coordinator of the State of São Paulo, Col. Hengel, In an interview with CNN, he reinforced critical preventive measures to deal with impending storms. He emphasizes that in the event of a storm it is important to avoid standing under trees and look for safe places. These storms, according to him, are usually characterized by a short duration, but great intensity. It is recommended to wait for the storm to pass safely before continuing your trip.

  1. Avoid known flooding areas.
  2. Stay away from open areas such as beaches and soccer fields.
  3. Stay away from mains-connected appliances during rain.
  4. Look for cracks in structures and ground movement on slopes.

A Civil Defense spokesperson warned that conditions favorable for heavy rain will continue into the summer and that precautions must be taken. It is recommended to avoid showering during peak storms to ensure personal safety.

Risk areas

Soil instability on slopes and hillsides is another major concern during these weather conditions. Finally, Civil Defense warns of the need to be alert to possible earth movements and the appearance of cracks in walls and other structures that indicate the risk of landslides.

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