After many rain records in the last hours, the cities of Angra DOS Reis and Petrópolis, in Rio De Janeiro, are still a very great danger of land. The information was reported in a bulletin issued on Sunday morning (6) by the National Center for the Monitoring and Warnings of Natural Disaster (CEMADEN).
According to Cemaden-RJ, there is a great risk of landslides in Duque de Caxias, mangaratiba, teresópolis and head of the capital of Rio de Janeiro. For the floods, the risks are very high in Duque de KACAS and Alto in Nova Friborgo, Teresopolis, Angera Dos Reese, Mangarba, Petronbolis, Balford Berble, Magai, Nova Igow and Sao Joao de Merryti.
Between Friday (4) and last Saturday (5), At least 500 people were homeless Because of the effects of rain throughout the country.
In Petrobolis, in the mountainous region, the historical center was immersed on Saturday and Civil defense warning sirens were launched. At Angra DOS Reis, in Costa Verde, The city was issued After the city recorded about 300 millimeters of rain within 24 hours.
On this Sunday, Climatempo expects that the rain should decrease in the state, especially in Grande Rio, Siran, Costa Verde and the southern state.
“Even with a decrease in rain, the weather warns that strong winds still can occur in the mountains, north and northwest of Rio, with storms of up to 70 km/h. In other areas, about 50 km/h.”
Watch the flood image in Petrobolis:
Credit: Blitz RJ
Rain on Saturday
Look at what extent it has come everywhere in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday, according to Climatempo:
- Angra Dos Reis: 297.9 mm
- Petroópolis: 290.5 mm
- Teresópolis: 222.6 mm
- Duque de Caxias: 210.7 mm
- Mangaratiba: 204.6 mm
- Balford Roxo: 179.6 mm
- Maggie: 177.1 mm
- Seropédica: 174.1 mm
- Guapimirim: 168.0 mm
- Maric: 143.5 mm
