
Four outbreaks remain active; Prevfogo releases balance sheet this Tuesday
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Ibama, through Prevfogo, monitors and fights forest fires in Pará, including in the Tapajós National Forest, where teams opened defense lines and firebreaks to contain the flames.
The Brazilian Institute for the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (Ibama) reported that 172 of the 176 forest fires recorded in Pará have already been extinguished. The balance was released this Tuesday (3), by the National Center for the Prevention and Combat of Forest Fires (Prevfogo). By the time the survey was completed, four fires had still not been extinguished.
In the Tapajós National Forest, teams completed the opening of 4.5 kilometers of defense lines in the district of São Jorge. In the São Benedito community, new sections of firebreaks were also opened and actions were carried out to combat the flames.

The COP30 presidency released documents with proposals to reduce deforestation and dependence on fossil fuels. The road map is voluntary and is not part of the official negotiation. The energy sector accounts for 75% of global greenhouse gas emissions, and deforestation accounts for 11%.

A large fire hit the Guariba indigenous community, in Amajari (RR), destroying plantations, chicken coops, three pigsties and two sheds. Residents fought the flames for almost eight hours. Roraima has recorded 2,473 fires since the beginning of the year, according to INPE.

Rain and strong winds brought down tree branches onto two cars parked in Porto Velho on Tuesday (3). The capital of Rondônia remains under yellow alert from Inmet until Wednesday (4), with a forecast of rain of 20 to 30 millimeters per hour, winds of 40 to 60 km/h and the possibility of hail.

The Government of Pará, as determined by Governor Hana Ghassan, expands the fight against fires and forest fires with more than 500 public agents, 16 vehicles, a helicopter to Santarém and a decree prohibiting the use of fire in 20 municipalities.

A storm with winds of 96.3 km/h and a supercell hit Maringá, in the North of Paraná, in the early hours of Monday (2), destroying factory structures that hit properties in Jardim Colina Verde and leaving more than 55 thousand properties without electricity until Tuesday afternoon (3).
Inmet issued a yellow alert for low air humidity for 106 municipalities in Paraíba, valid until 9pm on Tuesday (3), with relative humidity predicted between 30% and 20%. The institute recommends drinking water, avoiding intense physical activity during the hottest times and staying in places protected from the sun. In emergencies, Civil Defense (199) and the Fire Department (193) can be called.