The rains that hit the state of São Paulo between Thursday afternoon and early Friday morning caused several disruptions in different regions. The phenomena included flooding, landslides, fallen trees and roof damage in multiple São Paulo cities.
In Presidente Venceslau, a house needed to be cordoned off and its residents were taken to a municipal shelter. In Salto de Pirapora, two people were displaced. In Valinhos, a man who tried to cross a flooded area was rescued by Civil Defense and the Fire Department.
The landslides affected the cities of São Miguel Arcanjo, Itapecerica da Serra, Matão and Ribeira. In São Miguel Arcanjo, a property was partially cordoned off. In Ribeira, three sections of rural roads remain cordoned off. In Itapecerica da Serra, there was a wall collapse and a flooded point on Régis Bittencourt Highway.
The article also mentions that a cyclone forming is bringing storms to the South and Southeast regions of Brazil, with risk of tornado in Paraná.
