Tocantins residents record rain during drought During the dry period, Tocantins residents were surprised by rain in several municipalities in the state. Registration began around 12pm. In the Bico do Papagaio region, a yellow alert for intense rain was issued by the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet). The warning ends at 11:59 pm this Wednesday (15). ? Click here to follow the g1 TO channel on WhatsApp Rains were recorded in Palmas, Paraíso do Tocantins, Santa Rosa do Tocantins, Monte Santo do Tocantins and other cities. In an interview with TV Anhanguera, Inmet meteorologist, Danilo Siden, explained that this change is not common. "Some humidity channels that operate in the central part of Brazil have brought some slightly cloudier moments than in certain regions of the country, where there are higher temperatures such as in Tocantins. The coupling of this source of humidity at medium levels with the available heat can generate these occasional heavy rain showers in the region", he said. Tocantins residents are surprised by rain in July Reproduction TV Anhanguera/Keila Cristina/Juci Belém/Erenildo Xingu Despite the rain this Wednesday, Inmet predicts a yellow low humidity alert for the southeast region of Tocantins this Thursday (16). Weather forecast In Palmas, the maximum temperature will be 37 degrees throughout the week, with lots of clouds and moderate gusts of wind. The minimum should vary between 21 and 22 degrees. In the north of Tocantins, in Araguaína, the forecast is for isolated rain on Thursday (16). The maximum temperature should vary between 32 and 34 degrees. The minimum could reach 20 degrees throughout the week. Gurupi is expected to register a minimum of 17 degrees on Friday (17) and 16 degrees on Saturday (18). The forecast throughout the week is clear weather and lots of clouds. The maximum temperature should vary between 32 and 34 degrees. Heat, rain and cloudy skies draw the attention of people from Tocantins in July Storm in Araguacema On Monday (13), a storm with strong winds surprised tourists who were enjoying the beach season at Praia da Gaivota, in Araguacema. According to the Tocantins Military Fire Department (CBMTO), bathers were advised to leave the water and seek shelter to avoid accidents. The wind knocked down camping tents and damaged tents set up in the crafts area. Images recorded at the site show the force of the wind hitting structures installed on the banks of the river. Strong winds toppled tents and damaged tents Reproduction/TV Anhanguera See more news from the region on g1 Tocantins.