
AI-generated summary
Inmet uses a weather alert system with colors that indicate the level of risk and the warning's validity period. The yellow alert means potential danger and is valid for up to 120 hours (five days), indicating only the possibility of the event occurring.
Gusts of wind on Enseada beach, in Guarujá (SP) - illustrative — Photo: AT Archive
The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued a yellow warning of potential danger for storms in Baixada Santista, on the coast of São Paulo. The warning is valid for this Wednesday (7) and predicts wind gusts of up to 60 km/h and rain of 20 to 30 millimeters per hour.
🟡 According to the State Coordination of Protection and Civil Defense of São Paulo, Inmet's yellow warning is an observation alert and indicates the possibility of a meteorological event occurring.
Yellow alert from Inmet, this Wednesday (7) — Photo: Inmet
The Climatempo forecast indicates that rainy weather, with periods of sun between clouds, should persist on the south coast of São Paulo until next Sunday (11). The exception is Friday (9), when there is no rain forecast. On other days, there is a possibility of precipitation and isolated thunderstorms.
From Friday onwards, the hottest days of the week are expected. According to meteorologists, maximum temperatures are expected to rise gradually, reaching 26°C to 28°C by Sunday, despite the return of rain on Saturday (10). Minimum temperatures should be between 17°C and 21°C.
Weather forecast in Baixada Santista
Temperatures (maximum and minimum) Chance of rain Wednesday 23ºC / 19ºC 87% Thursday 23ºC / 17ºC 33% Friday 26ºC / 19ºC 0% Saturday 27ºC / 21ºC 63% Sunday 28ºC / 21ºC 76%
Recommendations and guidelines
In case of strong gusts of wind, Inmet recommends seeking shelter in a safe place and avoiding staying close to trees, due to the risk of falls and electrical shocks.
The institute also advises that vehicles should not be parked near trees, transmission towers and advertising signs. Another recommendation is to avoid using electronic devices plugged in during storms.
In case of emergency or to obtain more information, Civil Defense can be contacted by calling 199 and the Fire Department by calling 193.
Weather warnings
Yellow alert: observation warning — meteorological event may occur in the next 120 hours (five days);
Orange alert: warning of attention — meteorological event may occur in the next 72 hours (three days);
Red alert: special warning — meteorological event may occur in the next 24 hours (one day);
Black alert: extraordinary warning of imminent risk — meteorological event can happen at any time;
Gray alert: indicates the end of the meteorological warning.
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