
Previsão de chuva de até 30 mm por hora e ventos de 40 a 60 km/h até as 21h desta sexta-feira
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A Defesa Civil emitiu um alerta de possibilidade de chuvas intensas para Cuiabá e Várzea Grande, em Mato Grosso, nesta sexta-feira (6). A previsão é de chuva de até 30 milímetros por hora, com ventos entre 40 e 60 km/h. O aviso é válido até as 21h. Além disso, a capital está entre as 10 cidades brasileiras com previsão de tempestades durante o fim de semana.
A Defesa Civil emitiu um alerta de possibilidade de chuvas intensas para Cuiabá e Várzea Grande, em Mato Grosso, nesta sexta-feira (6). A previsão é de chuva de até 30 milímetros por hora, com ventos entre 40 e 60 km/h. O aviso é válido até as 21h. Além disso, a capital está entre as 10 cidades brasileiras com previsão de tempestades durante o fim de semana.

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