Severe rain in Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro, has led to significant disruptions, including flooding in various neighborhoods such as Areal, Banqueta, Centro, and Parque Belém. The Civil Defense reported that during the afternoon of Monday, the 23rd, many areas experienced rising waters, prompting the need for evacuations. One family had to be removed from their home due to the danger posed by water accumulation. Civil defense agents are actively responding to affected individuals, providing support and assistance.

In addition to the current flooding, heavy rainfall over the past few days, particularly on Sunday, the 22nd, has caused mudslides, the closure of properties, and the falling of trees in the region. In the neighborhood of Morro do Carmo, approximately 71.8 millimeters of rain fell within just 24 hours, significantly impacting local infrastructure and safety. Residents in affected neighborhoods were alerted via text messages to leave their homes for safety reasons, and a support center has been set up at CIEP in Areal to provide assistance to those displaced by the flooding.

The ongoing weather challenges and the municipal response underline the vulnerability of Angra dos Reis to heavy rain, which can lead to hazardous conditions. The situation remains serious as civil authorities continue to monitor and address the unfolding events, emphasizing the need for preparedness and quick response in similar future incidents.