Wind rips roof off house in the interior of RS The weekend was filled with strong winds and a lot of rain in Rio Grande do Sul. This Sunday alone (19), 41 municipalities reported damage and 19 people were homeless. The highest volumes of rain this Sunday were recorded in Quaraí (147 mm), Alegrete (139 mm), São Gabriel (112 mm), Santana da Boa Vista (108 mm), Rosário do Sul (102 mm) and Jaguari (102 mm). ? Access the g1 RS channel on WhatsApp One city had winds with a force exceeding 100 kilometers per hour: Caraá, which registered an intensity of 113.8 km/h. Other cities experienced strong winds, such as Santa Vitória do Palmar (97.9 km/h), Panambi (95.8 km/h) and Sinimbu (94.6 km/h). The 19 displaced people are residents of Alegrete (5), Santa Maria (4), Dona Francisca (3), São Borja (3), Cerro Branco (2) and Vale do Sol (2). In Candelária, the force of the winds, which reached 75.6 km/h, knocked down electricity poles, blocking streets and roads. The points remained blocked until late Sunday afternoon, until the Fire Department removed the live wires. Eight houses were partially roofed. The municipality of Alegrete reported damage to the roofs of 10 homes, after winds of 77.2 km/h. There was also a total blockage on the ERS-507 highway, at Ponte do Capivari, where the detour for vehicles is submerged by the waters of the Capivari stream, according to the Military Brigade Road Command (CRBM). In Bagé, two bridges were closed in the urban area due to rising water levels. On the Passo do Onze bridge, the water is about 40 centimeters from the surface of the bridge. At the Ernesto Médici Street bridge, water passes over the road, making crossing impossible. The Carlos Gomes Municipal Elementary School (EMEF) was partially unroofed due to weather conditions in Marques de Souza. The city hall provided tarpaulins for temporary protection in view of the forecast of new rains. In Candelária, the force of the winds, which reached 75.6 km/h, knocked down electricity poles, blocking streets and roads; In Bagé, bridges were closed due to the water level Candelária Fire Department/Divulgação and Mariana Muza/RBS TV VIDEOS: Everything about RS