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BackStorms with winds above 100 km/h cause damage in Paraná

Storms with winds above 100 km/h cause damage in Paraná

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Storms with winds above 100 km/h cause damage in Paraná

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Storms with winds exceeding 100 km/h hit the southwest and northwest of Paraná this Monday (21), leaving around 84 thousand properties without power, roofing the Apucarana cathedral and lifting a car in Francisco Beltrão.
There are no reports of injuries.
The weather remains unstable this Tuesday (22), with a greater risk of storms from the East to the Northwest of Paraná.

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Why It Matters

Paraná is facing climate instability with severe storms that affected the southwest and northwest of the state, causing material damage and power interruptions.

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According to Civil Defense, the southwest and northwest regions of the state were the most affected by the phenomenon.

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Storms with winds of more than 100 km/h caused damage in cities in Paraná this Monday (21). There are no reports of injuries so far.

Around 84 thousand properties were left without power. In Apucarana, the winds ripped open the cathedral, and in Francisco Beltrão a car was lifted.

The weather remains unstable this Tuesday (22). The risk of storms is greater from the East to the Northwest of Paraná, with light rain in other regions.

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What is the estimated value of material damage?
When will power be fully restored in the affected areas?
Are there forecasts of more storms in the coming days beyond this Tuesday?

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This article was originally published by G1.