On the evening of Wednesday, November 11, several regions in Greater Rio experienced heavy rainfall, particularly impacting the West Zone of the capital. According to the Sistema Alerta Rio, significant rainfall was recorded between 7:30 PM and 7:45 PM, with the Bangu station reporting 20.4 mm of rain during this brief period. Additional heavy rainfall was also observed at the Anchieta and Jacarepaguá/Cidade de Deus stations, with recordings of 11.2 mm and 7.6 mm, respectively.

The heavy rains were not confined to the capital, as significant precipitation was also observed in surrounding municipalities like Nova Iguaçu and Mesquita in the Baixada Fluminense region. This weather event has raised concerns about potential flooding, particularly in areas that are prone to water accumulation. As the region previously faced adverse weather conditions, local authorities are likely to be on high alert to address any emergencies that may arise from the rainfall.

Residents are encouraged to stay informed through alerts from local meteorological services and to exercise caution while traversing affected areas. This weather event highlights the ongoing challenges posed by seasonal rains in Greater Rio and the importance of preparedness for adverse weather conditions.