Severe weather is expected across large parts of Brazil, with warnings for heavy rain and possible landslides in coastal areas.
On Monday, September 23, Brazil experiences a shift in weather conditions, starting with sunny and humid weather in several regions. However, meteorological forecasts indicate a significant risk of severe storms throughout much of the country, with potential for heavy rain, strong winds, lightning strikes, flooding, and hail. The weather service Climatempo has issued alerts, particularly for the Central-West, Southeast, and parts of the North and Northeast regions, indicating they are at a high risk for tempests today.
Several major capitals are expected to face substantial rainfall, with Manaus predicting temperatures between 23°C and 30°C alongside up to 40 mm of rain. Other cities like Campo Grande, Brasília, João Pessoa, and Natal also forecast considerable rainfall, amounting to 30 mm or more, raising concerns about flooding and landslides. The cities of Goiânia, Cuiabá, São Luís, Fortaleza, Salvador, and Vitória are similarly anticipating around 30 mm of precipitation.
As the day progresses, these weather conditions pose risks to infrastructure and daily life across Brazil. Citizens are advised to remain vigilant due to the potential for extreme weather events that could disrupt transportation and daily activities. The alerts underscore the importance of readiness and precaution in facing possible adverse weather effects, especially in regions more prone to natural disasters like landslides in coastal areas.
