
The capital dawned with instability and the forecast indicates gusts of wind and risk of flooding.
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October has so far recorded 129.6 millimeters of rain, a volume higher than the average expected for the month.
Heavy rain this Friday morning (23) in the city of São Paulo, in the Marginal do Pinheiros region, South Zone. — Photo: Reproduction/TV Globo
The capital dawned with instability and rain of light to moderate intensity. Throughout the day, the forecast is that periods of rain will alternate with periods of improvement in the weather.
During the afternoon, instability should gain strength, with the possibility of moderate rain and gusts of wind that could exceed 40 km/h. The conditions increase the risk of flooding and falling trees in Greater São Paulo.
According to the CGE, October has so far recorded 129.6 millimeters of rain, a volume approximately 15.7% higher than the 112 millimeters expected for the month.
Instability should gain strength at the end of the week, with more significant rain.
On Saturday (24), the day should start with sun between clouds and rising temperatures. Thermometers must read a minimum of 18°C and a maximum of 25°C. Relative air humidity must be above 60%.
Between mid-afternoon and late into the night, the approach of a cold front is expected to cause rain showers of moderate to heavy intensity, accompanied by lightning and gusts of wind that can exceed 50 km/h.
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Moderate to heavy rain showers on Saturday.
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