Branch falls and hits two cars during rain in Campinas; other cities record damage

Rain causes trees to fall in front of the Unicamp HC Reproduction The rain caused trees to fall and winds of up to 70 km/h in the region of Campinas (SP) in the late afternoon of this Wednesday (29). In Paulínia (SP), the meteorologist from the Civil Defense of the State of São Paulo, William Minhoto, recorded winds of up to 70.9 km/h. In the metropolis, a tree fell in front of the Clinical Hospital of the State University of Campinas (Unicamp). According to the Campinas Municipal Development Company (Emdec), a medium-sized branch hit two cars that were parked. There were no victims. According to the university, the impact broke glass because a window was open. Other than that, there was no change in the hospital routine. Rain causes tree to fall in front of Unicamp HC, in Campinas (SP). Reproduction In addition, other tree and branch falls were recorded in the city. See below: Tree fall at Chácara Belvedere, North region, on Rua João Batista Grigol. Branch fall in Parque Alto Taquaral, East region, on Rua Pastor Alzimar José Alves. Branch fall in Parque Via Norte, North region, on Rua José Galgano. Branch fall in Jardim Chapadão, North region, on Rua Renato Henry. Tree fell in Cidade Universitária, North region, on Rua Alexander Flemming. Tree fall in Jardim Morumbi, Southwest region, on Rua Emília Stefanelli Ceregatti. Hortolândia In Hortolândia (SP), the City Hall reported that Civil Defense teams responded to incidents of falling trees on: Rua Francisco Castilho, in Remanso Campineiro, where the gate of a residence was obstructed, and on Rua Flor de Liz, in the São Sebastião neighborhood, where a large tree hit the power grid. There were also roofing incidents in Jardim São Bento and Jardim Amanda. Monte Mor In Monte Mor (SP), Civil Defense recorded three tree falls, one in Jardim Alvorada and two in Jardim Daniela, in addition to falling branches in Jardim Paulista, Jardim San Remo and on the Road to Sumaré. Civil Defense teams worked to clear the roads with the support of public lighting, and there were no reports of victims.