Will it rain on election day? See the forecast for the weekend on the coast of SP

The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued an orange alert for storm dangers this Saturday (24), in Baixada Santista, on the coast of São Paulo. On Sunday (25), voting day for the 2026 Elections, the alert drops to yellow and the forecast indicates continuous rain throughout the day.

The weather forecast for Saturday indicates sun between clouds in the morning, with the likelihood of rain showers in the afternoon and increased cloudiness in the evening. According to Climatempo, temperatures are between 26 °C and 21 °C.

The orange warning represents the possibility of rainfall between 50mm and 100mm per day and winds that can exceed 60 km/h. Furthermore, there is a risk of electricity cuts, falling trees and the formation of flooding points, according to Inmet.

On Election Sunday, Inmet's yellow warning indicates potential danger of storms, with rainfall of up to 50mm and winds between 40 and 60 km/h. The heaviest rains predominate throughout the day, with a 99% chance of precipitation and temperatures between 26 °C and 19 °C, according to Climatempo.

Guidelines

In case of gusts of wind, do not take shelter under trees, as there is a slight risk of falling and electrical shocks;

Do not park vehicles near transmission towers and advertising signs;

Avoid using electronic devices plugged in;

In the event of an incident, call Civil Defense (telephone 199) and the Fire Department (telephone 193).

Understand the classification of Inmet alerts:

🟡 Yellow Alert: Means potentially dangerous weather situation. Requires care when carrying out activities subject to meteorological risks;

🟠 Orange alert: Represents an alert for dangerous situations. The guidance is to remain vigilant and informed about risks that may be unavoidable, following the advice of the authorities;

🔴 Red alert: Means great danger, when meteorological phenomena of exceptional intensity are forecast, with a high probability of damage and accidents. It requires caution about risks, with guidance to follow instructions and advice from authorities and prepare for emergency measures.