COA severe hailstorm struck northern Florianópolis, Brazil, on August 29, damaging homes, vehicles, and infrastructure. The storm, which occurred during the afternoon and night, affected areas like Canasvieiras, where hailstones pierced roofs, shattered windows, and caused significant damage to over 1,000 families. Local authorities declared a state of emergency in the region, initiating relief efforts including distributing tarps, roofing materials, and temporary housing kits. The city’s mayor reported ongoing assessments of the damage, noting that the number of affected households could still change as evaluations continue. At least 23 municipalities across Santa Catarina were impacted by the storm, with five declaring emergencies.
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