Rain causes flooding in SP and more than 57 thousand properties are left without electricity in Greater SP; follow

The Fire Department received 41 calls related to the rain and strong winds that hit the capital of São Paulo and the Metropolitan Region this Friday (13).

According to a report released by the corporation, between midnight and 1:38 pm, 22 calls were recorded for falling trees, 17 for floods and floods and two for landslides.

No information was released about possible victims.

A tree fell at the intersection of Rui Martins and Lituânia streets, in Alto da Mooca, in the East Zone of São Paulo, during the heavy rains that hit the capital of São Paulo this Friday (13).

There is still no information about injuries or possible damage caused by the fall.

The entrance to the Anhangabaú Terminal, in the center of São Paulo, was flooded this Friday (13), after the heavy rains that hit the capital of São Paulo.

The storm caused flooding in different regions of the city and led the Climate Emergency Management Center (CGE) to place part of the capital on alert for flooding.

The number of properties without electricity in Greater São Paulo exceeded 100 thousand this Friday (13), amid the heavy rains hitting the region.

According to Enel's most recent balance, 103,968 properties are without electricity in Greater São Paulo, 89,993 of which are in the capital of São Paulo alone.

Earlier, at 12:05 pm, the Climate Emergency Management Center (CGE) placed the South, Southeast and East zones of the city, in addition to Marginal Pinheiros, on alert for flooding.

The rain also caused flooding and congestion, such as on Avenida Professor Luiz Ignácio Anhaia Mello, in front of the Vila Prudente Metro station, in the East Zone.

The rains that hit Greater São Paulo this Friday (13) left 85,965 properties without electricity in the Enel concession area. In the capital of São Paulo alone, 72,740 properties are affected.

The storm led the Civil Defense to issue a severe warning to the population, while the Climate Emergency Management Center (CGE) placed the South, Southeast and East zones of the capital, in addition to Marginal Pinheiros, on alert for flooding.

There is a risk of gusts of wind, hail and overflowing rivers and streams.

The Climate Emergency Management Center (CGE) of the City of São Paulo placed the South, Southeast and East zones, in addition to Marginal Pinheiros, on alert for flooding at 12:05 pm this Friday (13). The measure was adopted after the formation of areas of rain caused by the heat and high humidity in the atmosphere.

Civil Defense issued a severe warning to the population of the capital of São Paulo this Friday (13). According to the warning sent to cell phones, the rain recorded in Diadema, in Greater São Paulo, is spreading across the South and East zones of the capital, with winds and lightning conditions. The alert also covers neighboring municipalities. The advice is to seek shelter.