In Southern Espírito Santo, intense rainfall from Friday to Saturday has led to severe flooding in various municipalities, particularly affecting Cachoeiro de Itapemirim where localized storms caused overflow issues. The municipal civil defense reported that neighborhoods such as Santo Antônio and Nova Brasília experienced significant inundation, with stormwater drainage systems failing to manage the heavy volume of rain. Fortunately, there were no reports of injuries, although property damage was noted, including portions of roofs collapsing and fallen trees blocking roads.

In Marataízes, a separate storm system displaced three families from the Capinzal and Fazenda Caraã areas as strong winds and heavy rain led to around 30 emergency situations reported. The damage included blown roofs off houses, fallen trees, and a sports center roof collapsing. The storm's impact was particularly felt in rural areas, where infrastructure is often less resilient to such weather events compared to urban centers. Local authorities are assessing the full scope of the damage and providing aid to affected families.

The ongoing weather challenges highlight the vulnerability of local communities in the region during extreme weather events. As climate change continues to influence weather patterns, such incidents may become more frequent, prompting discussions on urban planning and disaster preparedness to safeguard affected residents and infrastructure against future storms.