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A Defesa Civil confirmou o segundo tornado em 24 horas no Rio Grande do Sul, com casas destruídas.
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Civil Defense confirmed a second tornado in Rio Grande do Sul within 24 hours, with houses destroyed. There was also an extreme alert in the city of Rio de Janeiro during heavy rain.

The Parque das Nações Indígenas, in Campo Grande (MS), will close early this Friday due to maintenance services on the electrical network, as reported by Imasul. Closing, normally at 9pm, will be brought forward to ensure the safety of patrons and teams. The institute did not say whether the schedule will be changed from Monday (9).

Storm with wind gusts of up to 99 km/h in Cerro Azul caused trees, poles and roofs to fall in Paraná, leaving 478.5 thousand consumer units without power at peak and 424 thousand at 5:30 pm, according to Copel.

Rain accompanied by winds of up to 40 km/h knocked down eight trees in Uberaba, in the Triângulo Mineiro, this Saturday (7). A tree partially hit a residence and a wall on Donaldo Silvestre Cicci Street, in the Manoel Mendes neighborhood, and another fell on a parked vehicle on Braz Antônio Souza Lacerda Street, in the Cidade Nova neighborhood. Other falls blocked public roads. Climatologist Alcione Wagner recorded approximately 15 millimeters of rain in about two hours, with wind gusts between 30 km/h and 40 km/h.

A storm recorded on Saturday (7) in Paraná left 424 thousand consumer units without power, according to Copel, which classified the event as the worst of the year in scope of effects on the electricity grid. Winds reached 99 km/h in Cerro Azul and 96.5 km/h in Loanda. The Civil Defense of Curitiba recorded more than 60 calls.

The governor of Sergipe, Fábio Mitidieri, announced the possibility of water rationing in Greater Aracaju due to the drop in the volume of the Poxim Dam, which is at 21.9% of capacity. He will meet with Sergipe mayors on Monday to present actions to mitigate the effects of El Niño.