Rio Branco and 17 other cities in Acre receive warning of potential danger from intense rains

Tuesday (18) will see clear weather and intense sunshine throughout Acre ?? The capital Rio Branco and 17 other cities in Acre are under yellow alert of potential danger for intense rains, according to the warning issued by the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) this Tuesday (18). The warning began at 8:55 am and remains valid until 11:59 pm this Tuesday, with heavy rainfall and strong winds expected throughout the state. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp See below the cities that are on alert: Assis Brasil Brasiléia Bujari Capixaba Cruzeiro do Sul Epitaciolândia Feijó Jordão Mâncio Lima Manoel Urbano Marechal Thaumaturgo Porto Walter Rio Branco Rodrigues Alves Santa Rosa do Purus Sena Madureira Tarauacá Xapuri ? Danger: The yellow alert (intense rain) predicts rain between 20 and 30 millimeters per hour, reaching up to 50 millimeters throughout the day. Acre has a warning for intense rain this Tuesday Lucas Thadeu/Rede Amazônica Acre There is also a forecast of intense winds, with speeds between 40 km/h and 60 km/h. Although the scenario requires attention, the risk of more serious occurrences is considered low. In these areas, there is still a risk of electricity cuts, falling tree branches, flooding and electrical discharges. In these cases, Inmet recommends that: Do not take shelter under trees, as there is a slight risk of falling and electrical discharges. Do not park vehicles near transmission towers and advertising signs. Avoid using electronic devices plugged into the socket. If there is a problem, Inmet advises that people contact the Civil Defense, through number 199, and the Fire Department, through number 193. Inmet issues an alert warning of potential danger from heavy rains in cities in Acre Reproduction Inmet recommendations ?? Yellow alert In case of gusts of wind: (do not take shelter under trees, as there is a slight risk of falling and electrical discharges and do not park vehicles near transmission towers and advertising signs). Avoid using electronic devices plugged into the socket. VIDEOS: g1