
Rain of 42.2 mm in the east zone of Sorocaba closed Avenida 15 de Agosto, caused flooding and fallen trees in at least three addresses, with hail reported in the Cajuru neighborhood and flooded streets in Vitória Régia, according to City Hall and videos sent to g1.
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Intense rain hit the east zone of Sorocaba on Friday, with a volume of 42.2 mm, causing flooding and falling trees in several neighborhoods.
Avenida 15 de Agosto, in the east zone, was closed to control flooding. In at least three other addresses in the same region, tree falls were recorded. Until the last update of this report, the volume of rain this Friday was 42.2 mm.
In videos sent to g1, residents of the Cajuru neighborhood caught the rain with hailstones. In the Vitória Régia neighborhood, the record showed Rua Doutor Heitor Ferreira Prestes flooded.
According to Sorocaba City Hall, the trees fell in the Éden neighborhood, on Avenida Conde Zeppelin; in the Jardim Villa Amato neighborhood on Rua Benedita Mascarenhas Monteiro; and on Avenida Dr. Antônio de Souza Neto, in the Aparecidinha neighborhood.
In a note, the city hall informed that it is monitoring the situation through the Civil Defense, Mobility Secretariats (Semob) and Public Services and Works (Serpo), which has teams mobilized to act if necessary.
The contact channels, in case of emergencies due to heavy rain, are: the Fire Department (193) or Civil Defense (199).

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