Overview
- In Ceará, the alert is at Inmet’s yellow level for potential danger, indicating low risk to health and for wildfires.
- Impacted areas span much of the state, including Sul, Sertões, Noroeste, Jaguaribe, Centro-Sul and Norte Cearense.
- Inmet advises drinking plenty of fluids, limiting physical exertion during the driest period, and avoiding direct sun during the hottest hours.
- For further guidance, residents can contact Civil Defense at 199 or the Fire Department at 193, according to the notice.
- In Rio Grande do Norte, more than 100 cities are under yellow low-humidity alerts through the weekend, while Paraíba’s yellow and orange alerts applied on Friday and expired that night.