On a Monday afternoon, the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro experienced heavy rainfall that resulted in widespread flooding in various neighborhoods. Areas like Grande Méier and Piedade recorded substantial accumulations of rain, leading to emergency alerts in the affected localities. By the afternoon, severe flooding was noted in places such as Costa Barros, Realengo, and Pavuna, with multiple flooding points across at least twelve sites in the city.

As the storm progressed, local authorities reported significant disruptions, including fallen trees and power outages in areas like Tijuca. The flooding extended beyond the capital, affecting neighborhoods in Baixada Fluminense, such as Duque de Caxias and São João de Meriti. The São João de Meriti city administration issued a maximum alert level (stage 5) due to the critical situation, emphasizing the gravity of the weather impacts on residents' safety and mobility.

In light of the flooding, a major segment of the Via Dutra was closed due to impassable conditions, exacerbating travel challenges in the region. Images circulated on social media depicted the extent of the flooding, underlining the storm's swift and dangerous impact on infrastructure and daily life in these areas. The situation remains critical, with authorities calling for caution among residents as they assess the damages and work to manage the aftermath of the torrential rains.