
Meteorological warning predicts rainfall of up to 50 millimeters and winds of 60 km/h until Tuesday night.
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Inmet issues weather alerts to inform the population about adverse weather conditions.
The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued a yellow warning of intense rain for the entire Tocantins. The warning came into effect this Monday (19), at 8:51 am, and ends on Tuesday (20), at 11:59 pm. During this period, the volume of rain can reach 50 millimeters per day, in addition to intense winds of up to 60 km/h.
In the capital, the forecast is for many clouds with rain showers and thunderstorms this Monday afternoon and evening. The maximum temperature will be 34 degrees. On Tuesday, there is the possibility of many clouds with showers in the morning and afternoon. The maximum temperature will be 35 degrees and a minimum of 25.
Araguaína - the forecast is for rain showers throughout the day and a maximum temperature of 35 degrees this Monday. On Tuesday, the city is still expected to record rain and the minimum temperature will be 24 degrees.
Araguatins - Isolated rains are forecast in the morning and afternoon and showers at night this Monday. On Tuesday, the maximum temperature will be 35 degrees and there is a possibility of rain throughout the day.
Gurupi - the maximum temperature will be 31 degrees, with a possibility of decline. Isolated rains should be recorded in the afternoon and showers and thunderstorms in the evening this Monday. On Tuesday, the maximum temperature will be 34 degrees. There is also a possibility of rain throughout the day.

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