Mar 17 • 11:29 UTC 🇧🇷 Brazil G1 (PT)

Civil Defense warns of high tide in Aracaju until the weekend

The Civil Defense of Aracaju has issued a high tide alert, predicting levels between 2.08m and 2.26m from Tuesday to Sunday, with warnings of potential flooding in certain neighborhoods.

The Civil Defense in Aracaju has announced a high tide alert, indicating that tide levels will fluctuate between 2.08 meters and 2.26 meters from Tuesday, October 17, through Sunday, October 22. This phenomenon is expected to primarily affect neighborhoods known for their vulnerability to flooding, which include 13 de Julho, Soledade, Lamarão, Bugio, and Jardim Centenário. The agency has emphasized the importance of preparedness, advising residents to remain alert to potential risks during the peak tides.

Continuous monitoring is being conducted by civil defense teams, who are prepared to respond should the situation necessitate it. The agency has also provided a communication line for emergencies, encouraging residents to call 199 in case of urgent situations. Additionally, they have offered a preventive alert system, which allows residents to receive warnings by simply sending their postal code via SMS to the designated number.

The report details the schedule of peak tide times throughout the week, with specific levels noted for each day, illustrating the patterns of the tides leading up to the highest level expected on Friday. Residents are urged to take precautions and prepare for possible flooding, highlighting the significance of local responses to natural phenomena like high tides that can have immediate impacts on day-to-day life in coastal areas.

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