On Wednesday afternoon, São Paulo experienced significant rainfall, prompting the city’s Climate Emergency Management Center (CGE) to issue alerts for potential flooding in various regions. The areas specifically under alert include the South and Southeast zones, as well as the Marginal Pinheiros, where the risk of flooding and strong winds was noted.

The Civil Defense authorities took precautionary measures by sending alerts to mobile phones in the South and central zones of the city, advising residents of the severe weather conditions. Meteorologists highlighted that the rain was caused by localized weather patterns influenced by heat and abundant atmospheric moisture, resulting in slow and isolated rain formations across the city.

These weather events illustrate the challenges faced by urban areas like São Paulo, where heavy rains can lead to rapid and severe flooding, impacting both daily life and infrastructure. The alerts serve as a crucial reminder for residents to stay informed and prepared for such climate-related emergencies.