See the rain forecast for the next few days in RS | Weather forecast

Monday (6/5) is being marked by a truce in the rains in most of the cities in emergency situations in Rio Grande do Sul. The tendency is for Tuesday (7/5) to also have little precipitation , with firm weather and sunshine in many municipalities, with rain limited to the south and in parts of the west of the state.

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At this time, there is a Civil Defense alert in force for intense rain with the risk of flooding, strong wind, electrical discharges and possible hail. in the south of Rio Grande do Sul, in cities such as Bagé and Rio Grande. The alert is valid until 8pm this Monday, May 6th.

Furthermore, there is a red alert in effect from the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet). The southeast of Rio Grande do Sul is also paying maximum attention to high volumes of rain until 12pm on Tuesday.

On Wednesday (8/5), the sun that predominates in the rest of the State gives way again to heavy clouds and the rain advances and hits all regions throughout the day with a cold front. On the other hand, it eases in the west and south.

On Thursday (9/5), the most relevant precipitation will be in the northernmost cities of the Statewhile the rest of the territory should not record any more rain. Between Friday (10/5) and Saturday (11/5), instability takes over a large part of the state again, with rain and thunderstorms due to an area of ​​low pressure. The information is from Metsul Meteorologia.

According to the company’s assessment, the worst is over in the Taquari Valley, in the center of the state and in the mountains, where river levels are continually falling. On the other hand, the most critical region is Porto Alegre and the metropolitan region. The level of the Rio dos Sinos has already begun to decline, but remains exceptionally high.

In Porto Alegre, Guaíba is at 5.26 meters, half a meter above the 1941 level. “At the moment, the trend is towards stabilization”, says the bulletin. The tendency is for the level to begin to regress and reach below the overflow level of 3.00 meters over the course of the week.

However, Metsul states that Guaíba will remain at a flood level, greater than 2.00 meters, “for a long time”. Although the rains have eased, the levels do not fall quickly because the lake receives water from other regions.

A negative highlight for the week is the Lagoa dos Patos region and its surroundings, where a considerable amount of water from greater Porto Alegre must go. As a result, coastal cities, such as Pelletsthere are likely to be new severe floods this week.

The latest update from the Civil Defense of Rio Grande do Sul, released this Monday afternoon, points out that 364 municipalities were hit by heavy rains in the region, affecting more than 870 thousand people.