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Southern Brazil, still rebuilding from record floods, prepares for El Nino

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By Débora Ely Verified, Diego Vara
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
A drone view of homes and empty plots along the banks of the Sarandi Stream, where houses were demolished for the Sarandi levee expansion project following the devastating 2024 floods, in Porto Alegre, Brazil, June 8, 2026.
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Após 2 anos de enchentes recordes, Sul do Brasil se prepara para El Niño

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By Débora Ely Verified, Diego Vara
| CNN Brasil Verified
Comunidades que se recuperam das devastadoras enchentes no sul do Brasil, ocorridas há dois anos, se preparam para um El Niño intenso que, segundo meteorologistas, pode trazer chuvas extremas neste ano. Em Porto Alegre, capital do Rio Grande do Sul, os escombros do desastre — incluindo casas demolidas de moradores que tiveram que fugir — servem como lembrança da pior enchente da história do Brasil, que matou pelo menos 181 pessoas em maio de 2024.
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Southern Brazil, still rebuilding from record floods, prepares for El Nino

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By Débora Ely Verified, Diego Vara
| Yahoo Verified
By Debora Ely and Diego Vara PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil, June 19 (Reuters) - Communities rebuilding from devastating floods in southern Brazil two years ago are bracing for ‌an intense El Nino that meteorologists warn could bring extreme rains this year.
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