Check the weather forecast for Santa Catarina Two meteorological warnings from the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) put Santa Catarina on alert for storms with rain of 100 mm/day, intense winds of up to 100 km/h and hail until the end of Tuesday (28). The orange alert, for danger, is concentrated in the South, in the Serra and in part of the West of the state. The yellow warning, of potential danger, covers larger areas of these regions, in addition to Greater Florianópolis (see images below). ?Click and follow the g1 SC channel on WhatsApp Both warnings came into effect at 9am this Monday (27th) and run until 11:59pm on Tuesday. ? Orange degree of severity: Forecast of rain between 30 and 60 mm/h or 50 and 100 mm/day, intense winds (60-100 km/h) and hail. Risk of electricity cuts, damage to crops, falling trees and flooding. ? Yellow degree of severity: Forecast of rain between 20 and 30 mm/h or 50 mm/day, intense winds (40-60 km/h) and hail. Low risk of electricity cuts, damage to crops, falling tree branches and flooding. Inmet publishes orange and yellow weather warnings for SC until Tuesday (28) Inmet/ Reproduction The Civil Defense of Santa Catarina also published a warning on Monday night. The agency warns of storms with lightning, gusts of wind, hail and flooding for Araranguá, Balneário Arroio do Silva, Balneário Gaivota, Ermo, Jacinto Machado, Passo de Torres, Praia Grande, Santa Rosa do Sul, Sombrio, São João do Sul, Timbé do Sul and Turvo until 10:15 pm this Monday. Winds can reach 100 km/h in some regions of Santa Catarina Civil Defense of SC/ Archive VIDEOS: g1 SC's most watched in the last 7 days
Inmet issues warning of danger for accumulated rain and winds of up to 100 km/h in SC; see regions
Check the weather forecast for Santa Catarina Two meteorological warnings from the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) put Santa Catarina on alert for storms with rain of 100 mm/day, intense winds of up to 100...
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