Wind rips roof off house in the interior of RS The storms that have hit Rio Grande do Sul since Friday (17) have caused roofing, fallen trees and a lack of electricity. Damage records are concentrated in the Central, Fronteira Oeste, Campanha and Vale do Rio Pardo regions until this Sunday (19). In Santa Cruz do Sul, in Vale do Rio Pardo, the force of the wind ripped the roof off a house in the town of Alto da Boa Vista (see above). There were no injuries. According to the municipality's Civil Defense, the gusts exceeded 100 km/h. The phenomenon would have been a microexplosion. ? Access the g1 RS channel on WhatsApp The State Civil Defense maintains three teams prepared to operate in any region of the state. The agency reported that the storm system lost strength as it passed through Argentina, but emphasizes that there is still the possibility of heavy rain. In Santa Maria, in the Central Region, the rain arrived on Sunday morning with heavy showers. The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) recorded wind gusts of 90 km/h at around 6 am. The municipal Civil Defense recorded 16 calls for roofing. On the Western Border, the storm hit Uruguaiana early in the morning on Sunday. The municipal Civil Defense reported that it rained 55 millimeters in six hours. Twelve houses suffered partial roof damage, but no family had to leave the property. Around a thousand people were left without electricity in the city. In Bagé, the winds knocked down trees and poles, blocking streets. More than 2 thousand consumer units were left without electricity, according to the concessionaire CEEE Equatorial. The city council carried out more than 50 services, including tree pruning and removal. In Pinheiro Machado, Friday's winds caused trees to fall on the RS-608 highway, in the section towards Pedras Altas. The city hall suspended in-person classes, public events and non-essential administrative services between Friday and Sunday. According to Climatempo, this Sunday, the most critical conditions occur in the Western Border, Missions, Campaign and Central Region. Municipalities such as Uruguaiana, Alegrete, Santana do Livramento, Bagé, São Borja, São Luiz Gonzaga, Santiago and Santa Maria have greater potential for the occurrence of severe phenomena. READ ALSO: Cities exceed 35°C in the middle of winter in RS before the arrival of storms Porto Alegre breaks the temperature record for July since 1910 What to do in case of hail, gales, floods and landslides Rio Grande do Sul remains on alert for rain, but the storm loses strength Weather forecast For the week, the advance of this cold front, combined with the transport of heat and humidity, causes heavy rain, hail and winds that can reach 100 km/h in different regions of the state. The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) published a warning of danger for storms, valid until 11:59 pm on Monday. The forecast indicates rainfall accumulations of up to 100 millimeters per day, in addition to the risk of electricity cuts, damage to crops, falling trees and flooding. Accumulated rainfall may exceed 100 millimeters between the West and the Central Region. In the Vales Region, volumes can exceed 50 millimeters. Wind gusts vary between 70 km/h and 90 km/h in the southern half, Central Region, Valleys and Metropolitan Region. In Campanha, in the Center-South and around the capital, winds can exceed 90 km/h. In the North and Northeast, gusts are between 50 km/h and 70 km/h. On Monday (20), instability continues in much of the state. Rain occurs with greater intensity in the Central Region, Missões, Vales, Metropolitan Region and Serra, maintaining the risk of disruption. In Campanha and the West, the rain gradually loses strength throughout the day, but showers and thunderstorms still occur. The tendency for Tuesday (21) is for the cold front to advance towards the northern half. Regions such as the Northwest, North, Plateau and Serra can record up to 100 millimeters of rain, especially near the border with Argentina and in Erechim. In the Campaign and in the South Zone, the weather is improving. On Wednesday (22), the cold front moves to Santa Catarina, Paraná and Mato Grosso do Sul. The weather becomes stable again throughout Rio Grande do Sul, with a predominance of sun between clouds, weaker winds and no storms expected. Wind rips roof off house in the interior of RS Disclosure/Fire Department Warning for storms continues until next Tuesday Duda Fortes/Agência RBS VIDEOS: Everything about RS