On the night of October 12 and into the morning of October 13, heavy rainfall impacted the municipality of Itatiba in São Paulo, Brazil, resulting in the overflowing of the Ribeira do Jacaré river. The overflow caused widespread flooding, affecting multiple locations throughout the city. As reported by the State Civil Defense, not only were streets flooded, but access roads were also compromised, creating significant disruptions for residents and traffic.

Local resident Luiz Fernando Carneiro documented the flooding through videos, showcasing the extent to which the water penetrated homes, businesses, particularly in the Mercadão area, and also obstructed several avenues. Fortunately, despite the serious damages and inconvenience caused by the flooding, no injuries have been reported. The Municipal Coordination of Protection and Civil Defense is currently conducting assessments to determine if any families have been displaced due to the incident.

While the local government is addressing immediate concerns, including clearing roads and assisting affected residents, social media reactions highlight the community's resilient spirit amidst the disruptions. The mayor of Itatiba is actively involved in communication about the ongoing situation, ensuring that residents stay informed during this challenging time. The city's response will likely shape how Itatiba prepares for future weather-related challenges.