A seca e a crise hídrica de 2014-2015 em São Paulo
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During most of the rainy season in 2014, the Southeast of Brazil - including the Cantareira reservoir system - received below-normal rainfall. The main cause leading to that heavy lack of rain was an intense, persistent and anomalous highpressure system blocking moisture flow from the Amazon and the development and passage of cold front systems and the South Atlantic Convergence Zone, which are responsible for rainfall in this region during summer. This blocking system lasted for 45 days, which is extremely rare. Low rainfall amounts coupled with an increased demand for water and an inefficient water management system led to the so-called "water crisis" during 2014, which extended into 2015
Amazon rainforest · Atmospheric sciences · Biology · Blocking (statistics) · Climatology · Dry season · Front (military) · Geography · Hydrology (agriculture) · Meteorology · Moisture · Wet season · Environmental and biological studies · Environmental Science · Geography and Environmental Studies · Geology
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