Alerta de tempestade no DF: ventos de 60 km/h e granizo nesta quarta
O Distrito Federal entrou em alerta amarelo para tempestades nesta quarta-feira (11/11). O aviso de perigo potencial foi emitido pelo Instituto Nacional de Meteorologia (Inmet) e permanece em vigor das 9h até as 23h59.
Riscos de chuvas intensas e granizo A previsão aponta precipitações que podem alcançar até 50 mm ao longo do dia, acompanhadas por rajadas de vento entre 40 km/h e 60 km/h, além de episódios de queda de granizo. O boletim meteorológico também indica riscos pontuais de falta de energia elétrica, queda de galhos de árvores, formação de alagamentos e danos a plantações.
Orientações e telefones úteis Durante a vigência do aviso, os moradores devem adotar medidas preventivas, como evitar abrigo sob árvores devido aos riscos de raios e quedas, e não estacionar automóveis perto de placas de propaganda ou torres de transmissão. A recomendação técnica também orienta a abstenção do uso de aparelhos eletrônicos ligados à tomada.
Para suporte imediato em casos de emergência, a população tem à disposição o telefone 199 da Defesa Civil do DF e o 193 do Corpo de Bombeiros Militar do Distrito Federal (CBMDF). Além da capital federal, o comunicado do Inmet abrange regiões de Goiás, Mato Grosso, Tocantins, Mato Grosso do Sul, Minas Gerais, São Paulo, Paraná, Maranhão e Pará.
Influência do El Niño As condições severas de tempo são impulsionadas pela presença do fenômeno climático.
Em coletiva promovida na terça-feira (10/11) em conjunto do governo do Distrito Federal (GDF) com órgãos de segurança pública e a concessionária Neoenergia Brasília, o meteorologista do Inmet Mozar Salvador informou que o El Niño atingiu a categoria de intensidade máxima, classificada como “muito forte”, com anomalia térmica superior a 2 °C.
O cenário climático atual deve se manter ativo pelo menos até o início do outono em 2027. Para a segunda metade de novembro, os volumes previstos de chuva no Distrito Federal variam entre 100 mm e 200 mm.
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