
Warning is valid for this Monday (2), All Souls' Day holiday, with forecast winds of up to 60 km/h
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Inmet issued a weather alert for the All Souls' Day holiday in the state of São Paulo.
A warning of potential danger for intense rain was issued by Inmet for the entire state of São Paulo, including Vale do Paraíba, the North Coast, Serra da Mantiqueira and the Bragantina region, this Monday (2), All Souls' Day holiday.
The warning begins at 9:34 am and continues until 11:59 pm. The forecast is for rain between 20 and 30 millimeters per hour or up to 50 millimeters throughout the day, accompanied by intense winds, which can vary between 40 and 60 km/h.
According to Inmet, although the risk is considered low, weather conditions can cause electricity cuts, falling tree branches, flooding and electrical discharges.
Guidelines
Inmet recommends some precautions during the period of instability:
Do not take shelter under trees during gusts of wind, due to the risk of falling branches and electrical discharges;
Do not park vehicles near transmission towers and advertising signs;
Avoid using electronic devices plugged into a socket.
In case of emergency, the population can contact the Civil Defense by calling 199 and the Fire Department by calling 193.

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