Flooding in the South Zone of Natal Some streets in Natal remained flooded this Wednesday morning (22) even after the rains stopped in the capital of Rio Grande do Norte. According to the report from the Agricultural Research Company of Rio Grande do Norte (Emparn) published at 7:15 am, the city recorded 28.6 millimeters of rain in the last 24 hours. ? Click here to follow the g1 RN channel on WhatsApp The heavy rains that fell throughout Tuesday (21), however, caused disruption, such as the overflow of the lagoon at the intersection of avenues Ayrton Senna and Avenida das Alagoas, in the South Zone, which was closed. Flooding on Avenida Ayrton Senna, in the Neópolis neighborhood, in Natal, continued this Wednesday, even after the end of the rain Philipe Salvador/Inter TV Cabugi On Wednesday morning, the stretch remained flooded, but it was possible to see vehicles passing through the area. In a note on Tuesday, the Municipal Infrastructure Secretariat (Seinfra) reported that an interruption in the electricity supply was recorded, which affected the operation of the drainage pump in the lagoon. The ministry announced that the problem had been resolved and, "as a preventive measure, a power generator was also installed on site to ensure continued operation of the drainage system." The intersection of Antônio Freire de Lemos and Marcos Augusto streets, in the Planalto neighborhood, in the West Zone of Natal, also remained flooded this Wednesday morning. But it was also possible to see drivers taking risks on the stretch. Rua Antônio Freire de Lemos, in Planalto, flooded after rain in Natal, this Wednesday (22) Sérgio Henrique Santos/Inter TV Cabugi Rain in Natal Some neighborhoods in the capital of Rio Grande do Norte recorded rainfall of over 90 millimeters on Tuesday. The average in the capital of Rio Grande do Norte was 68 mm. The situation also caused, once again, the flooding of the sand strip on Ponta Negra Beach. The intense rain also caused disruption in the Metropolitan Region, with lagoons and island neighborhoods overflowing. Water invaded lanes and houses (see video below). Extremoz catchment lagoon overflowed Most watched videos on g1 RN