The Boi Morto Spa, a popular tourist destination in Ubajara, Ceará, has seen its waters overflow due to heavy rainfall in the Ibiapaba region, marking a notable weather event this Sunday. Photos shared from the location depict substantial water accumulation, which has rendered the area into a flooded state. As of Sunday morning, Ubajara is identified among the 75 cities at high risk for intense rainfall, according to a meteorological alert from the Cearense Meteorology and Water Resources Foundation (Funceme).

The nearby municipality of Ibiapina experienced the highest rainfall in Ceará on the same day, recording 108.5 millimeters, although specific data for Ubajara’s precipitation remains unavailable. The situation recalls a similar incident in August 2024, when the dam's waters reached critical levels, though this current overflow surpasses previous instances. The restaurant Recanto do Guerreiro at the spa has documented and shared images of the event, highlighting the increased risks associated with the extreme weather in the region.

This overflow raises concerns not only for local tourism, which has been impacted by flooding but also for wider implications regarding weather patterns and climate adaptability in the region. Authorities need to monitor the situation closely as heavy rains are forecasted to continue, posing threats to the safety and infrastructure of affected areas. Emergency services and local residents may need to prepare for potential evacuations or other responses to mitigate risks associated with ongoing rainfall.