Rain hits Rio Grande do Sul again and advances towards the Southeast throughout the week Rio Grande do Sul once again faces a severe weather scenario between this Monday (27) and Tuesday (28), with forecasts of storms, winds of up to 100 km/h and flooding. The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) published a warning of great danger for the accumulation of rain, while Civil Defense issued red warnings for the rise of the Sinos and Uruguay rivers. ? Inmet's red alert, of great danger, is valid until 11:59 pm on Tuesday and indicates rainfall exceeding 60 millimeters per hour or above 100 millimeters per day. The agency highlights the great risk of flooding, river overflows and slope slides. The affected areas include the Southwest, Center West, Northwest, Southeast, Center East, Northeast and Metropolitan regions of Porto Alegre. ? Access the g1 RS channel on WhatsApp Inmet also issued warnings of danger and potential danger for storms throughout the state. The forecast indicates intense winds, which can vary between 40 km/h and 100 km/h, in addition to hail. The state Civil Defense published red warnings for the very high risk of flooding. In Rio dos Sinos, the area most at risk is the municipality of São Leopoldo. On the Uruguay River, the risk of flooding affects the cities of Itaqui and Uruguaiana. Both warnings are valid until 9am on Tuesday. The agency advises the population to avoid floodable areas. According to Climatempo Meteorologia, the instability is caused by an area of ??low pressure associated with the advance of a cold front. This Monday, the rain moves from west to east. The storms gain intensity in the morning in the West Border, Campaign and Missions, and hit the Center, Costa Doce, Metropolitan Region, Vales, Serra and North Coast between the afternoon and night. Climatempo emphasizes that there is a high risk of electrical discharges, hail and gusts of wind that can exceed 90 km/h in a localized manner and does not rule out the isolated occurrence of a tornado. Waterlogged soil and high rivers increase the risk of disturbances. ?? Civil Defense and the Fire Department advise that, in case of gusts of wind, people do not take shelter under trees and do not park vehicles near transmission towers. The recommendation is to stay in a sheltered place, turn off the main power supply and protect belongings in plastic bags in case of flooding. In emergencies, the population should call 190, 193 or 199. Inmet published a warning of great danger for accumulated rain Reproduction/Inmet VIDEOS: Everything about RS