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Intense rains affected the region of Campinas and Paulínia this Sunday (11), with records of flooding on public roads and properties, as well as falling trees and branches.
The storm that hit the Campinas region this Sunday (11) caused flooding on different roads in the metropolis and also caused disruption in Paulínia.
At 4pm, the wind speed reached 29.6 km/h at the meteorological station in Campo dos Amarais. At the same time, the Viracopos Airport station recorded wind gusts of up to 38 km/h. It rained 59.2 mm in the city.
Civil Defense reported that, up to 6:26 pm, three properties were flooded, a tree fell and a branch fell:
Property flooding in Bosque das Palmeiras - Av. Engenheiro Luiz Laloni
Property flooding in Parque Imperador - Rua Nicolau Giacometi
Property flooding in Jardim do Lago Continuação - Av. Royal Palm Plaza
Falling tree branch in Cambuí - Rua Dr. Sampaio Ferraz
Tree falls on vehicle in Bosque das Palmeiras - Rua Benedito Antunes Campos
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Flooded roads in Vila Itália (left) and Taquaral (right), in Campinas (SP), this Sunday (11). — Photo: Raphaela do Amaral | Adriano Kaiano
According to the city hall, flooding points were identified on the following roads:
Av. Carlos de Campos, next to the Tannery. There was a preventive blockade.
Av. Heitor Penteado, at Kartódromo. There was a preventive blockade.
Av. das Amoreiras x Rua Dr. Alves do Banho.
Av. das Amoreiras x Rua Laranjal Paulista.
Av. John Boyd Dunlop, close to the Anhanguera highway viaduct.
Av John Boyd Dunlop x Rua Lucas Pereira de Castro, next to the viaduct that connects the Campo Grande and Perimetral BRT Corridors.
Flooding of public roads in Recanto dos Dourados - Rua Antônio Pinto Costa.
Residents also recorded heavy rain in the district of Sousas, in Campinas (SP), and in the neighborhoods of Vila Itália and Jardim Campos Elíseos. Until the publication of this report, there was no information about injuries or displaced people.
In Paulínia, there were records of flooding in the João Aranha and São José neighborhoods, where water took part of the roads and even reached a business.
Flooding in the João Aranha and São José neighborhoods, in Paulínia (SP). — Photo: Nena dos Santos | Eduardo Roberto dos Santos
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According to the CGE, areas of instability caused by the heat and the approach of a cold front caused heavy rain between Cajamar, Caieiras, Franco da Rocha, Mairiporã and Guarulhos, advancing towards the capital through the North and East zones. Until Sunday, São Paulo had recorded 53 mm of rain in October, equivalent to 47.3% of the 112 mm predicted for the month. On Monday (12), the holiday of Nossa Senhora Aparecida and Children's Day, there is a forecast of many clouds in the morning with brief periods of sun, and from mid-afternoon, rain showers of moderate to heavy intensity with a risk of flooding. On Tuesday (13), the sun should appear and the heat will gain strength, with the possibility of new rain showers between the late afternoon and early evening, accompanied by gusts of wind and the risk of flooding. Temperatures should vary between 18°C and 26°C on Monday and between 18°C and 28°C on Tuesday.

The storm that hit the Campinas region this Sunday (11) caused flooding in five parts of the city and also affected neighborhoods in Paulínia, with no reports of injuries or displacement until the publication of the report.

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