Heavy rains have been impacting various towns in the interior of Sergipe, Brazil, starting Saturday, October 7. In Lagarto, the municipal market faced flooding, which forced vendors to leave hastily. The heavy rainfall also resulted in surging water levels on numerous streets, prompting local residents to capture and share moments of the flooding on social media. The quick onset of these conditions highlights the vulnerability of the area during severe weather events.

In Itabaiana, significant incidents occurred during the fifth edition of the Sealba Show. Intense winds associated with the storms resulted in part of a kitchen roof being ripped off, resulting in panic among attendees and leaving two women working at the event injured. The event's organization confirmed that medical assistance was provided on-site and that the situation was managed effectively, though there are still no further updates on the victims’ conditions. This incident underscores the dangers associated with outdoor events during adverse weather.

Looking ahead, authorities have issued a warning regarding the forecast of intense rains and strong winds beginning early Sunday morning, October 8, and expected to last throughout the day. The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) has cautioned that rainfall accumulations could reach significant levels, increasing concerns over more potential flooding and infrastructure strain in the region. Local residents are advised to stay alert and heed official weather updates as conditions may worsen.