All municipalities in Ceará are currently facing an alert for heavy rains, as issued by the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet). This orange alert indicates a "potential danger," potentially leading to power outages, falling tree branches, flooding, and lightning strikes. The institute has warned that precipitation could reach up to 50 millimeters in a day, with wind speeds between 40 to 60 kilometers per hour, exacerbating the risks associated with these weather conditions.

Additionally, the forecast from the Ceará Foundation of Meteorology and Water Resources (Funceme) suggests that while rain is expected across all municipalities, the heaviest concentrations will likely be in the southern and western regions of Ceará. The current warning is set to remain in effect until the end of Friday, further stressing the need for residents to take precautions against the severe weather.

This alert highlights the ongoing vulnerabilities of the region to climate events and the potential consequences on infrastructure and public safety. With the forecast indicating significant rainfall and strong winds, communities in Ceará are urged to prepare for possible disruptions, especially in areas prone to flooding and power outages.