The Civil Defense of São Paulo has renewed its alert for heavy rainfall in the Baixada Santista region, warning that conditions will remain severe until Friday. The local area has been designated as having a very high risk due to persistent rains causing significant disruptions. Reports indicate that in the city of Peruíbe, 420 residents were forced to evacuate their homes, and classes have been suspended. Other municipalities, such as Itanhaém, have also reported displacements and challenges like flooding and fallen trees.

A front cold pressure is the driving force behind the expected continuous rainfall throughout the week, particularly from Tuesday to Friday, which forecasters anticipate will lead to moments of very intense rain along the coast. The Civil Defense urged residents to be cautious due to the forecasted significant accumulation of rain, with enhanced risks across the coastal region. The modeling indicates substantial rainfall amounts, underscoring the need for precautionary measures as the situation develops within this already vulnerable area.

As the event unfolds, residents are encouraged to follow safety guidelines and stay informed through official updates. The situation not only impacts local residents but could also affect broader disaster preparedness and response strategies in the region as it faces more severe weather events. Public infrastructure, housing, and emergency services are all areas that will need attention in the wake of these extreme weather conditions, highlighting the importance of robust disaster management frameworks in the face of climate challenges.