
Ibicuí, Uruguay and Jacuí rivers remain above the flood level; forecast indicates continuation of rain in the state
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Rio Grande do Sul faces a critical flood situation with several rivers operating above the flood level.
Concern about the volume of water remains due to river levels. According to Climatempo Meteorologia, Ibicuí, Uruguai and Jacuí operate above the flood level in the state.
For Saturday, the forecast indicates rain in the North, Missões, Northeast, Center, Metropolitan Region, Serra, Costa Doce and South. The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) has a danger warning for storms focused on the Northwest. Temperatures in the state vary between 14°C, in Herval, and 26°C, in São Valentim do Sul and Dois Lajeados.
On Sunday, the cold front moves to Southeast Brazil. As a result, instability decreases in the Center-South of Rio Grande do Sul and a mass of weaker cold air enters the state. There is still a forecast of moderate to occasionally heavy rain in the North, Northeast and Serra. The predicted minimum is 12°C in Herval, and the maximum is 23°C in Garruchos.
In the Metropolitan Region of Porto Alegre, Saturday will be rainy from dawn to night, with temperatures between 19°C and 25°C. On Sunday, the sun appears between clouds in the morning in the capital, but it rains in the afternoon, with thermometers reading 17°C to 22°C.
The trend for Monday (12) is for lower temperatures in Rio Grande do Sul, especially in the Serra and the South Half. The rain loses strength in general, but showers may still occur, with the largest accumulations predicted for the municipalities in the North of Rio Grande do Sul.

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