
Frente fria provoca queda acentuada nas temperaturas em praticamente todas as regiões do estado
Mais de 500 municípios de Minas Gerais estão sob alerta para tempestades nesta segunda-feira (9) devido à passagem de uma frente fria que causa forte queda nas temperaturas no estado.
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Passagem de frente fria afeta o estado de Minas Gerais com queda de temperatura e previsão de chuvas intensas.
Mais de 500 municípios de Minas Gerais estão sob alerta para tempestades nesta segunda-feira (9), em meio à passagem de uma frente fria que provoca queda acentuada nas temperaturas em praticamente todas as regiões do estado. A chuva pode ser forte e vir acompanhada de rajadas intensas de vento e queda de granizo.
O Instituto Nacional de Meteorologia (Inmet) também alerta para queda de 5°C ou mais nos termômetros. Em Belo Horizonte, por exemplo, a máxima chegou a 28,8°C no domingo (8), enquanto, para esta segunda, a previsão é de apenas 20°C.

Nine territories in Piauí are forecast to experience potentially dangerous rain in the next 48 hours, according to an Inmet alert issued on Sunday (8). Civil Defense points to the risk of flooding in vulnerable municipalities.

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Erosion in Santa Vitória, in the Triângulo Mineiro, is advancing towards five houses in the Dom Alexandre neighborhood, according to Civil Defense. The city hall is preparing an engineering project and has started containment with cracked stone. A rural producer also reports water contamination by sewage and oil residues, which would have caused the death of six dogs and a cow.

Rain of 80 millimeters in one hour mobilized the city of Bananeiras, which set up a monitoring center, opened shelters in two schools and distributed basic food baskets, cleaning materials and mattresses to affected families.