On the night of Friday (6th), a heavy rainstorm led to significant flooding and landslides in Sapucaia, located in the state of Rio de Janeiro, with the city recording 65 millimeters of rain in just one hour. The intense rainfall caused the water to rise dramatically, with footage showing forceful water flow in places like Praça Oscar José Fernandes, close to the city's Exhibition Park.

According to the Civil Defense, no injuries were reported as a result of the storm. The local Infrastructure Secretariat deployed teams across various locations within the city to assist in street cleaning and provide support to residents affected by the flooding. Fortunately, no damage to homes was noted; however, safety measures led to the temporary closure of one house deemed at risk.

In addition to the flooding around the Exhibition Park, other reports indicated areas near a hospital were also affected. Residents have been advised to reach out to Civil Defense through emergency contact numbers for assistance if needed, underscoring the ongoing preparedness and response efforts within the community following the adverse weather conditions.