The Rio Acre registered a measurement of 10.14 meters at 5 AM on Friday, April 13, marking its fifth instance of surpassing the attention level in the past two months, as per the Municipal Civil Defense reports. This increase followed a brief period where the river level dropped below the care threshold, with the last recorded measurement being 9.89 meters on Monday, April 9. After being over 10 meters for nearly a month previously, families who had to evacuate to the Wildy Viana Exhibition Park started returning home when levels receded.

Despite a slight decrease to 10.06 meters by 9 AM, the river remains 6 centimeters above the attention threshold. This continuing fluctuation raises concerns among local authorities, especially considering the recent history of flooding events that have affected residents. The Civil Defense keeps a close watch on the river's levels, which dictate local safety measures and the need for potential evacuations.

As the rainy season progresses, the situation remains precarious with the community closely monitoring the river conditions. The established levels by the authorities are crucial for ensuring public safety and preparedness in light of climatic changes. The implications of these measurements extend beyond immediate flood threats, affecting economic activities and the well-being of families in the region.