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Civil Defense reported at 4:35 pm the possibility of rain of moderate to heavy intensity in the following two hours, with a temperature of 31.9°C and relative air humidity of 42%. Before the rain, the capital recorded a hot afternoon.
A minute earlier, at 4:49 pm, a severe alert from Civil Defense was sent to cell phones, warning of the risk of flash floods and flooding.
At 4:35 pm, the agency had already reported the possibility of moderate to heavy rain in the following two hours. At that time, the temperature was 31.9°C, with a relative humidity of 42%.
Before the rain, the capital recorded a hot afternoon. The maximum temperature reached 33.9°C in Venda Nova, at 2:45 pm.

A tornado hit Santo Augusto, in Rio Grande do Sul, in the early hours of Saturday, injuring a man and damaging around 100 houses. Storms with wind and hail caused damage in several regions of the state, including Bento Gonçalves, Caxias do Sul, São Borja, Passo Fundo, Palmeira das Missões, Coxilha and Getúlio Vargas.

Storm with winds of up to 96.1 km/h hit Piracicaba on Saturday (7), knocking down trees in at least 11 neighborhoods, damaging part of the roof of the Pauliceia Terminal and causing power outages in neighborhoods such as Castelinho, Santa Rosa, Jupiá and Centro, in addition to UPA Vila Cristina.

Twenty-three calves died after a tree under which they were sheltering was struck by lightning on a farm in Ubaí, Minas Gerais. Inmet issued a yellow storm alert valid until Monday (9), with rain of 20 to 30 mm per hour, winds of 40 to 60 km/h and the possibility of hail.

Wind gusts reached 126.7 km/h in the city of São Paulo, partially roofing around 20 houses and knocking down trees on public roads, with no reported casualties. Civil Defense issued an alert via cell broadcast and keeps the entire state at orange level for storms, with rain forecast for this Sunday (8).
Rio's Civil Defense sent an alert via SMS and WhatsApp about rain showers, winds and lightning in the coming hours. The Rio Operations Center recommends avoiding flooded areas, streams and rivers, driving carefully and staying in a safe place.

Heavy rains and intense winds hit Paraná this Saturday, causing trees to fall, collapses and leaving 275,000 properties without power. Curitiba and the Metropolitan Region were affected, as well as Laranjeiras do Sul.