Sudestada is a meteorological phenomenon that occurs in the southeastern part of South America, particularly affecting areas such as Argentina, Uruguay, and parts of Brazil. It is characterized by sustained winds from the southeast, which can bring significant weather changes, including increased humidity, cloud cover, and precipitation. During a Sudestada, moist air from the Atlantic Ocean is forced inland, often resulting in heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and the potential for flooding, particularly in low-lying areas.
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