For five consecutive days, the water level of the Rio Acre in Rio Branco has been recorded above the attention level, reaching a height of 11.16 meters as of 9 AM on Saturday, the 14th. This level exceeds the established attention threshold of 10 meters, which was surpassed on Monday, the 9th, signaling rising water levels that have prompted monitoring actions by local authorities. Furthermore, approximately 55.40 millimeters of rainfall was reported in the 48 hours leading up to Thursday, contributing to the river's rising levels.

Despite being above the attention level, the current water level is still 2.34 meters below the alert threshold of 13.50 meters, which would trigger more intense monitoring and precautionary measures by the local Civil Defense. The established thresholds for the river include an alert level of 13.50 meters, an attention level of 10 meters, and a flooding level at 14 meters. Authorities emphasize the importance of continued vigilance as weather patterns evolve and further monitoring is conducted over the coming days.

Regional meteorological conditions may influence the levels of Rio Acre, with the month of March typically expected to bring significant rainfall, totaling an average of 276 millimeters. Continued reporting and assessments from the Civil Defense will be crucial in averting potential flooding and ensuring the safety of residents in the area, particularly as river heights fluctuate due to changing weather.