São Paulo Has Rainier September in 32 Years, Since the Beginning of Measurements
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São Paulo recorded the largest amount of rain accumulated in Brazil in 24 hours, between Friday and Saturday, and this September (which is not even half) has already become one of the rainiest months in history. Across Brazil, floods, landslides,
The capital of São Paulo has set a record and recorded the rainiest September of the past 32 years. The capital of São Paulo has set a record and recorded the rainiest September of the past 32 years. The capital of São Paulo has recorded the rainiest September of the past 32 years. The capital of São Paulo has set a record record and recorded the rainiest September of the past 32 years. The capital of São Paulo has recorded the rainiest Septembe…
Avenida Nossa Senhora de Fátima records flooding in Santos City Hall of Santos The rainfall volume in Santos, on the coast of São Paulo, reached 400.99 millimeters in the first two weeks of September. The rate recorded in just two weeks already exceeds twice the historical average for the whole month in the city. According to the City Hall of Santos, the historical average of September of the last 25 years is 139.9 mm. The number, however, was a…
São Paulo already has the rainiest September since 1943, with 253.8 mm in the Mirante de Santana; forecast indicates more rain and cold
The official records of rains in the São Paulo capital already consider this September as the rainiest since the beginning of the records, in 1943, according to information from the state government. The survey, which takes as reference the monitoring base of the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) in the Mirante de Santana, northern part of the capital, recorded 253.8 millimeters (mm) of precipitation until 9 a.m. on Monday (14). Related …
Only half the month has passed, but this is the rainiest September in the city of São Paulo since the beginning of the historical series of measurements, in 1943.
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