São Carlos, a city in São Paulo state, experienced heavy rainfall on the night of Saturday, October 7, resulting in significant flooding in various areas. According to the State Civil Defense, a total of seven vehicles became stranded due to the rising water levels, but fortunately, there have been no reports of casualties or evacuations in the municipality. The rainfall accumulation was notably high, with reports indicating 136 mm of rain over the 24-hour period, making it the city with the highest rainfall during that time.

The municipal administration highlighted that the most severe flooding occurred around the Cristo roundabout, the karting track, and the bus station, with approximately 130 mm recorded in a shorter window from 7:30 PM to 8:50 PM. Despite the substantial amount of rain, the area around the Municipal Market was noted to have not experienced significant flooding. This indicates that while some areas faced challenges, others managed to withstand the intense weather without major disruptions.

Local authorities were quick to respond to the situation, monitoring the impact of the rain and assessing the condition of vehicles and roads. The incident serves as a reminder of the potential issues caused by heavy rainfall in urban areas, emphasizing the importance of preparedness and response to natural weather events in cities prone to flooding. Officials are likely to continue to evaluate the accrued impact of the rainfall and maintain communication with residents regarding safety measures and infrastructure status.