Heavy rain in Capivari, São Paulo, has severely impacted the local community, with approximately 35 residences reported to be affected according to the local Social Development Secretary. On Thursday morning, at least three families evacuated their homes and were taken to the Ginásio de Esportes Ronaldo Zaidan Pellegrini, as the city declared a state of alert for potential flooding. The rainfall was significant, with over 100 mm recorded in just two hours during the early morning hours.

The Capivari River, which flows through the city, measured 2.56 meters by 10:17 AM on the day of the storm but showed signs of receding around 1 PM, registering at 2.53 meters. Authorities have mobilized resources, including trucks for relocation and shelters, ensuring that affected residents receive necessary assistance, which also includes social workers for support along with provisions for hygiene and food.

As the situation develops, local officials remain vigilant, monitoring conditions to prevent further impact from flooding. The community's response and the government’s measures underscore the importance of preparedness and the effective management of emergency situations in the face of extreme weather events, highlighting the ongoing challenges communities face regarding climate-related incidents.