Southern Brazil Faces Unprecedented Climate Disaster

Severe storms and flooding in Rio Grande do Sul have caused widespread devastation, impacting millions and raising concerns over climate migration.

Death toll reaches 154 with nearly 2.3 million people affected and 620,000 displaced.
Porto Alegre's Guaíba River hits historic levels, threatening further damage.
Agriculture severely impacted, with significant losses in rice and soybean yields.
Economic losses estimated at 7.5 billion reais, with further storms predicted.
Brazilian government announces a 50.9 billion reais relief plan to aid affected regions.