A video has emerged showing a woman trapped in her car during a significant flooding incident in Santo André, Brazil, on Tuesday afternoon. The footage, aired by TV Globo, depicts the moment the woman's vehicle became submerged in the rush of water. Fortunately, she was able to exit her car safely, and a nearby resident rushed to offer assistance. Subsequently, other local residents joined in to help remove the vehicle from the street as the floodwaters continued to rise. The heavy rainfall that caused the flooding also triggered a state of alert across all regions of São Paulo, as indicated by the City Hall’s Center for Climate Emergency Management (CGE). Residents were warned of potential flooding hazards starting at 1:43 PM, highlighting the seriousness of the situation. The CGE reported that the ongoing weather instability was due to high temperatures and humidity, creating conditions for heavy downpours across the area. In addition to the woman's rescue, the incident underscores the broader implications of urban flooding in rapidly developing regions like Santo André, especially amid changing climate conditions. Such events pose significant risks to residents and infrastructure, necessitating improved emergency preparedness and community support systems to manage future incidents.