
Warning predicts rain of up to 50 millimeters per day, winds of up to 60 km/h and the possibility of hail
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Porto Velho, capital of Rondônia, faces rain and strong winds this Tuesday (3), with a yellow alert from Inmet valid until Wednesday (4). The warning predicts rain of 20 to 30 millimeters per hour, which could reach 50 millimeters per day, winds of 40 to 60 km/h and the possibility of hail.
Rain and strong winds in Porto Velho this Tuesday (3) brought down branches on 2 cars. The capital remains under yellow alert until Wednesday (4).
The Inmet warning predicts rain of 20 to 30 millimeters per hour and winds of 40 to 60 km/h. There is low risk of flooding.
To protect yourself at home, avoid using plugged-in devices during lightning storms. In case of roof damage, take shelter under tables or beds.
Residents should also clean their gutters regularly. It is important to ensure that the roof is well fixed and monitor infiltrations.
In traffic, drivers must maintain a safe distance and avoid sudden braking. In torrential rain, park in a safe place, away from trees.
The rain and strong winds that hit Porto Velho on Tuesday night (3) caused branches from a tree to fall on two parked cars (see above). The capital remains under yellow alert from the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet), which remains valid until 11:59 pm on Wednesday (4).
The warning predicts rain of 20 to 30 millimeters per hour, which could reach 50 millimeters per day, winds of 40 to 60 km/h and the possibility of hail.
According to Inmet, there is a low risk of electricity cuts, damage to crops, falling tree branches and flooding.
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How to protect yourself from heavy rain
See tips from the Military Fire Department and Civil Defense to stay protected on rainy days:
At home 🏠
In situations of roofing caused by intense winds, it is advisable to seek shelter under a table or bed to avoid possible damage caused by shards and fragments of tiles. If water from the street starts to invade the house, it is safe to leave the area and seek refuge in a dry environment.
Avoid staying close to pipes, windows and metal doors, especially during storms accompanied by lightning. It is essential not to use electrical equipment connected to the socket, including cell phones connected to the charger, due to the risk of electric shock and short circuit.
Pay constant attention to home maintenance: regularly clean your gutters and make sure the roof is securely fixed. Furthermore, pay attention to signs of infiltration to resolve any problems as quickly as possible. These protectors for safety during adverse weather events.
In traffic 🚗
Keep an eye on the vehicle's condition, ensuring that the brakes and tires are properly calibrated, and the headlights are in full working order. Drive cautiously, keeping a safe distance from the vehicle in front to reduce the risk of collisions. In situations of torrential rain, find a safe place to park, away from trees and metal fences, and wait for the storm to end.
Avoid abrupt braking and sudden lane changes to ensure your tires maintain adequate contact with the asphalt. Prefer to apply the brake gradually and avoid driving at high speed. Maintain safe driving practices, such as wearing a seat belt and using a turn signal.
For motorcyclists, it is advisable to avoid heavy rain, seek shelter at bus stops or other covered places, and use protective equipment, including a helmet with a full visor or protective glasses, raincoat, jacket with protections, gloves and boots.
Pedestrians must cross safely, using pedestrian crossings or traffic lights.

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