Juiz de Fora has experienced severe flooding once again, marking the second consecutive day of adverse weather conditions affecting the city. On Monday evening, October 23rd, intense rainfall was recorded after 5 PM, leading to streets and avenues becoming heavily inundated. Areas known for recurrent flooding, such as Avenida dos Andradas and Rua Benjamin Guimarães, were particularly impacted by this sudden surge of water, highlighting vulnerabilities in the city's infrastructure during extreme weather events.

The local government has reported numerous sites around the city that faced significant flooding issues. Among them are the Santa Luzia Stream, which saw a rise in water levels, and locations where heavy runoff was noted, such as Rua Oswaldo Aranha and the intersection of Rua Procópio Teixeira with Avenida Rio Branco. Other affected areas included Largo do Riachuello, Avenida JK, and several streets in different neighborhoods, leading to road closures and restricted access in various parts of Juiz de Fora. This recurring flooding underscores ongoing challenges for city planners and emergency services when dealing with extreme weather conditions.

According to data from the National Center for Monitoring and Disaster Alerts (Cemaden), the central region of Juiz de Fora was the hardest hit, receiving up to 50 millimeters of rain. As authorities assess the ongoing situation, residents are advised to exercise caution and remain informed about further weather developments. The city continues to grapple with the implications of climate-induced weather changes, which have resulted in increasingly frequent and severe storms, affecting daily life and safety in the region.