
Instability is caused by an area of low pressure that gives rise to a cyclone on the coast; forecast indicates accumulations of up to 100 mm.
AI-generated summary
An area of low atmospheric pressure causes cyclone formation on the coast of Rio Grande do Sul and brings storm warnings.
In addition to the red alert, Inmet also issued two other alerts, an orange one (danger), for the north and the Serra, and a yellow one (potential danger), for the entire Gaucho territory.
According to Climatempo Meteorologia, the day will have a risk of storms in the northern half. Accumulations can reach 100 millimeters in some points. In other areas, rain tends to be light. The instability is caused by an area of low pressure that gives rise to a cyclone on the coast.
In the Metropolitan Region of Porto Alegre, there is a chance of light to moderate rain at different times of the day, but the expected accumulation is 10 mm.
On Sunday (25), Election Day, instability decreases in much of Rio Grande do Sul, but moderate to strong showers may still occur in the north and northeast of the state. In the Serra and on the North Coast, the rain may be more persistent.
The Metropolitan Region may have isolated episodes of rain, interspersed with periods of sun. The minimum is 15°C and the maximum is 20°C.
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Instability decreases in much of Rio Grande do Sul on Sunday
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