The Brazilian Navy confirmed the formation of the phenomenon and named it Biguá, making it the first atypical cyclone to hit Rio Grande do Sul since May 2022
THE National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued an alert to Rio Grande do Sul due to the possibility of forming a subtropical cyclone this Sunday (15th). The phenomenon can cause storms with accumulated rain greater than 100 millimeters per day AND winds Above 100 kilometers per hourwhich represents a serious danger for the regions South AND East of the state.
City like Santa Vittoria do Palmar, Chui, Pellets, Rio Grande, Arroio Grande, Jaguarão, Bagè AND Pinheiro Machado they are among those who could be most affected strong winds AND rains. There is a risk of damage to buildings, interruption of the electricity supply, falling trees, flooding, floods and circulation difficulties. Despite the adverse conditions prevailing on Sunday, forecasts indicate that the cyclone must move to high seas Monday (16th).
THE Brazilian Navy confirmed the formation of the phenomenon and called it that Biguawhich thus becomes the first atypical cyclone (subtropical OR tropical) to influence the Rio Grande do Sul from May 2022.
Unlike a extratropical cycloneTHE subtropical characterized by being formed in isolation, without connection with cold fronts. You winds associated with this type of system can vary from 63 kilometers per hour THE 118 kilometers per hourbeing capable of causing considerable inconvenience. THE population it is advisable to stay within the affected areas safe places and follow the advice of local authorities.
Source: Terra
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