1.6 million São Paulo residents lost power for 16 hours due to a storm with 67 mph winds.

A powerful storm struck São Paulo, Brazil, on Friday, causing over 1.6 million residents to lose power for more than 16 hours. Wind gusts reached 67 mph, damaging infrastructure, uprooting trees, and closing airports. Although authorities anticipated quick restoration, many neighborhoods remained without electricity the following day. The storm resulted in one death in the city and at least four in nearby areas due to falling debris.

October 12, 2024
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