
The Civil Defense of São Paulo issued a warning of storms with hail, strong winds and lightning for the South and East zones of the capital of São Paulo and for the city of Diadema this Friday.
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Civil Defense issued a meteorological alert due to adverse weather conditions in the metropolitan region of São Paulo.
The Civil Defense of São Paulo issued a storm warning this Friday morning (13) for the South and East regions of the capital of São Paulo, in addition to the city of Diadema, in Greater SP.
The rain that started around 12pm mainly affects the neighborhoods of Sacomã - where there is hailstorm - Tatuapé and the entire Vila Prudente region.
According to Civil Defense, the wind is strong in several neighborhoods and with a lot of lightning. The guidance is for people to seek shelter.

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