Following a severe rainstorm that caused widespread flooding across the state of Rio de Janeiro, the weather forecast for Tuesday (October 10) indicates the possibility of heavy rainfall, though expected to be lighter than the previous day. Rain is anticipated to occur intermittently in the morning, with a potential increase in intensity during the afternoon, affecting larger areas. The southern regions of the state, specifically Paraty and Resende, are likely to experience the highest rainfall amounts, possibly reaching 50 mm, while the Metropolitan Region is expected to see about 30 mm.

On Monday (October 9), Rio's Metropolitan Region was again hit by heavy rainfall that resulted in flooding and various disruptions. Reports indicate that at least two individuals were injured due to electrical shocks in Copacabana. By 7:24 PM, the capital city escalated its alert level to Stage 3 on a scale of five, indicating that one or more incidents had already disrupted normal city operations and had significant impacts on residents' daily lives. Recommendations were issued to the public to ensure safety amid these conditions.

The maximum temperature forecasted for the capital is 30°C, contributing to a humid and oppressive atmosphere. As the city faces this weather system, residents are urged to remain vigilant and prepared for further rain and its associated impacts, reflecting the ongoing challenges posed by extreme weather events in the area.