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News · last 7 days

11stories about climate and disasters in the last week

The most covered topic is rain and storms, with 9 stories. That is 2 more than the previous week (9).

Latest story …Source: Agência Brasil
1story in the last 24 hours
20stories kept from the last 90 days

Topics of the week

Rain and storms9 ▲
Fire and burning2 =
Air quality0 ▼
Drought0 ▼
Extreme heat0 =
El Niño and La Niña0 =

Count for the last 7 days; the arrow compares with the 7 days before. A story can count in more than one topic. Tap a topic to see the data.

What matters now

When data and news point to the same topic

We highlight the topic that is high in the portal's data and has a story in the last 3 days. The story is from Agência Brasil; the number comes from our sections.

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Storms in the spotlight

3 official alert or emergency warnings active.

Read: Chuvas atingem importantes áreas agrícolas nesta terça, prevê Inmet

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News

What the public press published

Agência Brasil stories on the portal's topics, newest first. Each card links to the full story on the agency's site.

Rain and storms · Oct 27, 10:21 AM

Chuvas atingem importantes áreas agrícolas nesta terça, prevê Inmet

A presença de uma frente fria no litoral sul da Bahia favorece um canal de umidade sobre o país nesta terça-feira (27), propiciando a ocorrência de chuvas e trovoadas em importantes áreas agrícolas.

Agência Brasil · CC BY 4.0

Rain and storms · Oct 26, 08:58 AM

Novo canal de umidade leva chuvas ao Norte, Centro-Oeste e Nordeste

Na Região Norte, chove com trovoadas no Acre, no norte de Rondônia, no Amazonas, em Roraima e no centro-sul do Pará e do Tocantins.

Agência Brasil · CC BY 4.0

Rain and storms · Oct 24, 11:09 AM

Inmet: Domingo de eleição será chuvoso em boa parte do país; confira

O fim de semana de eleições terá predomínio de tempo seco e de temperaturas elevadas no Norte e o Nordeste do Brasil, com possibilidade de chuvas isoladas. Já no centro-sul, a previsão é de chuvas concentradas, especialmente na região Sul, além de instabilidade no Centro-Oeste.

Agência Brasil · CC BY 4.0

Rain and storms · Oct 23, 08:44 PM

Chuva deve prevalecer no domingo de eleições no Rio

O Sistema Alerta Rio prevê para domingo (25), data do segundo turno das eleições , céu nublado a encoberto, com pancadas de chuva acompanhadas de raios, a qualquer momento, na capital fluminense.

Agência Brasil · CC BY 4.0

Rain and storms · Oct 23, 04:42 PM

Domingo de eleições deverá ser chuvoso no estado de SP

A Defesa Civil do estado de São Paulo emitiu um alerta para a possibilidade de ocorrência de temporais no próximo domingo (25) em todo o estado de São Paulo.

Agência Brasil · CC BY 4.0

Rain and storms · Oct 23, 09:06 AM

Frente fria leva tempestades e granizo ao centro-sul do país

Na Região Sul, um aviso laranja de perigo alerta para tempestades no centro-oeste e noroeste do Paraná, oeste de Santa Catarina e do Rio Grande do Sul.

Agência Brasil · CC BY 4.0

Fire and burning · Oct 22, 08:58 PM

Governo intensifica reforços para combater incêndios no Pará

O governo federal anunciou nesta quinta-feira (22) que vai intensificar as ações de resposta aos incêndios florestais no Pará.

Agência Brasil · CC BY 4.0

Fire and burning · Oct 22, 02:38 PM

Estudo aponta atividade humana nas emissões de carbono na Amazônia

as emissões são causadas principalmente por atividades humanas, como desmatamento e queimadas

Agência Brasil · CC BY 4.0

Rain and storms · Oct 22, 08:42 AM

Inmet alerta para tempestades em toda a faixa leste do país

Uma área de baixa pressão entre o norte da Argentina, o oeste do Paraguai e o sul da Bolívia aumenta as condições para a ocorrência de tempestades em todo o leste do país,

Agência Brasil · CC BY 4.0

Useful information

What to do in each situation

Practical, general guidance for the events that show up most here. These are fixed texts, written by the portal from official recommendations.

Flood and landslide

  • Do not cross flooded streets, on foot or by car: even a little moving water can knock a person down and sweep a vehicle away.
  • At home, switch off the power at the panel and move documents and medicines somewhere high. If the water rises, leave.
  • Stay away from slopes with cracks, the sound of moving earth or muddy water coming out of the bank.
  • If you are at risk, call Civil Defense (199) or the Fire Department (193).
  • Only go back home when Civil Defense says it is safe.

Based on guidance from Civil Defense

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Smoke and poor air

  • Avoid outdoor exercise on poor-air days, especially children, older adults, pregnant women and people with asthma or heart problems.
  • Keep windows closed, humidify the room and drink plenty of water.
  • A well-fitted PFF2 (N95) mask filters smoke. Cloth and surgical masks help little.
  • Shortness of breath, chest pain, a strong cough or very irritated eyes: seek care or call SAMU (192).

Based on guidance from Ministry of Health

See the data →

Extreme heat

Historical series

20 stories kept since October 16, 2026

How many stories come out each month in each topic. The portal started keeping stories in October 2026, so the series is short and grows every day.

Stories this month20October 2026
Previous month–no data yet
Total kept20since October 16, 2026
Month by month, by topicFire and burningDroughtRain and stormsAir quality
05101520Oct/26

A story can have more than one topic; the bar height is the number of stories, split among topics. Agência Brasil only publishes the recent feed: there is no way to fetch what came out before the portal started keeping them.

How it works

Where the news comes from and what it doesn't say

We show what Agência Brasil publishes, with link and credit. This site does not write news or issue official warnings.

Where the news comes from

Agência Brasil (EBC), through the environment and latest-news RSS feeds, checked twice an hour. The content is published under the Creative Commons BY 4.0 licence.

We keep the title, a short summary, the image and the link. Full reading is always on the agency's site.

How we choose and classify

Stories whose title or summary mention words from the portal's topics are included: burning, wildfire, drought, rain, flood, storm, El Niño, air quality, among others.

Each story gets one or more topics from the same words. An off-topic story may get through, and an on-topic one may not, because the filter works by word.

How highlights are chosen

Fixed rules: 2,000 or more hotspots likely to be fire in 24 h; active official alert or emergency warnings; cities with poor or worse air; RONI of +0.5 ºC or more; 300 or more municipalities in moderate or worse drought. The level rises with 5,000 hotspots, 5 warnings, 5 cities, RONI of +1.5 ºC and 1,000 municipalities.

It only becomes a highlight if there is a story on the topic in the last 3 days. We also show the topic whose weekly story count more than doubled. No text is written by artificial intelligence.

What the numbers don't say
Sources: Agência Brasil (EBC, CC BY 4.0) · INPE · INMET · Civil Defense · NOAA · ANA · Open-Meteo · Ministry of Health (guidance)

We only show title, summary, image and link. The content is Agência Brasil's (EBC), published under the Creative Commons BY 4.0 licence, with credit. The portal does not write or verify the stories. The stories are in Portuguese.

  • Drink water through the day, without waiting to feel thirsty. Avoid alcohol and very sugary drinks.
  • Avoid the sun from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wear light, light-coloured clothes, a hat and sunscreen.
  • Never leave children or animals inside a closed car.
  • Dizziness, hot dry skin, confusion or vomiting are warning signs: go to the shade, cool the body and call SAMU (192).
  • Based on guidance from Ministry of Health

    See the data →

    Drought and water shortage

    • Save water: short showers, fix leaks and reuse laundry water for cleaning and plants.
    • Follow your water company's notices about rationing and store drinking water in clean, covered containers.
    • In dry weather, do not light bonfires, burn rubbish or throw cigarette butts in the brush.
    • When air humidity is low, drink more water and humidify the room.

    Based on guidance from Civil Defense

    See the data →

    Burning and wildfire

    • Seen fire in the forest or a field? Call the Fire Department (193) and give the place and a landmark. Do not try to put out a large fire alone.
    • Move away from the smoke and follow the poor-air guidance.
    • Burning without permission can be an environmental crime and carry a fine.

    Based on guidance from Fire Department

    See the data →

    General summary, reviewed on October 20, 2026. In an emergency, always follow your city's Civil Defense and Fire Department. These texts do not change on their own.

    A single source: Agência Brasil's volume of stories does not measure what happened, only what it chose to publish.

    The stories are in Portuguese, even in the English and Spanish versions of the site.

    Need help now?

    In a risky situation, do not wait for news: call Civil Defense, the Fire Department or SAMU.

    199Civil Defense
    193Fire Department
    192SAMU (ambulance)