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[INTERNATIONAL] · Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay · 100 sources

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Multiple regions in Latin America face severe weather alerts FAST-MOVING

Various regions across Latin America are under meteorological alerts due to heavy rainfall, storms, and rising river levels.

In Mexico, Coahuila is monitoring potential rainfall between 50 and 75 mm, while Chihuahua has activated orange and yellow alerts for up to 50 mm of rain, with shelters opened in Chihuahua capital and Ciudad Juárez. In Veracruz, authorities are monitoring rivers following recent cold fronts.

In Brazil, the Rio Uruguai has reached alert levels in Uruguaiana, Rio Grande do Sul, causing dozens of families to be displaced. In Campo Grande, yellow alerts are in effect for intense rain and storms. Nationwide, Inmet warns of storms affecting major agricultural and urban areas, including São Paulo, Minas Gerais, and Goiás.

In South America, Chile has issued warnings for electrical storms and rising river levels in the Río Hurtado region, prompting a yellow alert for Río Hurtado, Salamanca, and Vicuña. Argentina is seeing yellow alerts in Tierra del Fuego and heavy rain causing chaos in Tucumán, while southern Santa Fe, Buenos Aires, and Entre Ríos are under yellow alerts for storms. In Uruguay, Montevideo expects unstable weather with potential storms through the weekend. In Ecuador, Inamhi warns of intense rains and storms through November 1, affecting the coast and sierra regions.

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Araguaína · Bahia · Brazil · Chihuahua · Civil Defense · Climatempo · Defesa Civil · INAMHI · INMET · Itaqui · Matopiba · National Institute of Meteorology

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