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Manaus, capital of the state of Amazonas, often faces intense rainfall during the rainy season, which can cause flooding and roof damage in vulnerable areas.
The rain that hit Manaus this Monday (28) caused the roofing of houses in some neighborhoods. Videos published on social media show tiles ripped off by the wind and parts of the streets were flooded. The Civil Defense of Amazonas issued a storm warning with the risk of flooding and flash floods. The warning was issued at 12:05 pm by the Monitoring and Alert Center (CEMOA) and is valid until 4 pm.

A fire in a forest area in São José de Mipibu, in Greater Natal, generated smoke that reduced visibility on the BR-101, causing accidents and congestion, leading to the closure of both directions of the highway by the PRF on Monday morning (28).

More than 170 residents of São Marcos, in Rio Grande do Sul, were allowed to return to their homes after 72 hours of preventive evacuation. The measure occurred due to the risk of rupture of the Arroio São Luiz Dam, which showed cracks after intense rain.

Hailstorms hit Rio Grande do Sul on Saturday (26), affecting 6,347 people and damaging 1,314 homes in Santiago and Alegrete. There were no injuries, but the Federal Farroupilha Institute suspended classes due to structural damage.

Belo Horizonte Civil Defense issued a heat wave alert valid until August 1st. Inmet's forecast indicates maximum temperatures of up to 37ºC, with recommendations for hydration and care for vulnerable groups during the period of intense heat.

The 'Sustainable Community' project, by Clin in Niterói, recorded 708 tons of recyclables collected in 2025. The initiative, started in 2020, uses colored containers in 24 communities to organize disposal and allocate materials to collector cooperatives.

Storm chasers recorded a supercell in Alegrete, Rio Grande do Sul, this Saturday (26). The phenomenon occurred during a series of storms that caused damage in the region, including hail and roofing, with warnings from Civil Defense for more rain.