
A Defesa Civil de São Paulo emitiu alerta de temporais com granizo, ventos fortes e raios para as zonas Sul e Leste da capital paulista e para a cidade de Diadema nesta sexta-feira.
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A Defesa Civil emitiu um alerta meteorológico devido a condições climáticas adversas na região metropolitana de São Paulo.
A Defesa Civil de São Paulo emitiu na manhã desta sexta-feira (13) um alerta de temporais para a região Sul e Leste da capital paulista, além da cidade de Diadema, na Grande SP.
A chuva que começou por volta das 12h atinge principalmente os bairros do Sacomã - onde há chuva de granizo - Tatuapé e toda a região da Vila Prudente.
Segundo a Defesa Civil, o vento é forte em vários bairros e com muitos raios. A orientação é para que as pessoas busquem abrigo.
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