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Back|Ciclone extratropical causa chuvas intensas em São Paulo e no Paraná
Ciclone extratropical causa chuvas intensas em São Paulo e no Paraná
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G1·30 minutes ago·Environment·1 min read·🇧🇷Brazil

Ciclone extratropical causa chuvas intensas em São Paulo e no Paraná

Especialistas alertam para volumes de precipitação que podem superar a média mensal em São Paulo e preveem intensificação do sistema meteorológico para sexta-feira.

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  • Um ciclone extratropical provoca chuvas intensas em São Paulo e no Paraná.
  • A capital paulista pode registrar mais de 100 milímetros de chuva em cinco dias, superando a média de setembro.
  • Meteorologistas preveem intensificação do sistema entre Rio Grande do Sul e Santa Catarina.

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O ciclone extratropical é um sistema de baixa pressão que se organiza fora da faixa tropical, trazendo ventos fortes e chuvas volumosas.

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Os estados concentram os maiores volumes de chuva trazidos pela ação de um ciclone extratropical. De acordo com os especialistas, as áreas de maior atenção estão em São Paulo e no Paraná, onde já chove desde a manhã desta quarta-feira (9).

Em São Paulo, o risco é para o volume de chuva. A capital paulista pode acumular mais de 100 milímetros em cinco dias, superando a precipitação esperada para todo o mês de setembro.

O tornado é consequência das chuvas intensas causadas pela passagem de um ciclone extratropical, sistema de baixa pressão que se organiza fora da faixa tropical e costuma vir acompanhado de ventos fortes, chuva volumosa e mudança brusca de temperatura.

Ele vem ganhando força desde o início da semana, no feriado de 7 de setembro. De acordo com os meteorologistas, ainda há risco de uma fase ainda mais intensa na sexta-feira (11), quando o ciclone deve se organizar entre o Rio Grande do Sul e Santa Catarina.

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  • Intensificação do ciclone entre Rio Grande do Sul e Santa Catarina na sexta-feira.

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  • ?Quais serão os danos estruturais nas áreas afetadas?
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  • Um ciclone extratropical provoca chuvas intensas em São Paulo e no Paraná.
  • A capital paulista pode registrar mais de 100 milímetros de chuva em cinco dias, superando a média de setembro.
  • Meteorologistas preveem intensificação do sistema entre Rio Grande do Sul e Santa Catarina.

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