Marcelo Seluchi

Marcelo Seluchi

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Marcelo Seluchi is the operations director at the National Center for Monitoring and Disaster Alert (Cemaden) in Brazil, and he has recently been cited for his insights into the effects of atmospheric conditions on rising temperatures in Rio de Janeiro.

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Marcelo Seluchi states that the recent storm can be seen as a sign of El Niño's influence on South America's climate.

Vendaval turbinado que atingiu Rio, SP e Sul tem a ver com o El Niño? Veja o que dizem especialistas
O Globo·BrazilBrazil· 2026-07-31
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Marcelo Seluchi explained the need for more weather monitoring radars in Brazil.

por que o Rio falhou em identificar a gravidade dos ventos?
O Globo·BrazilBrazil· 2026-07-31
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Marcelo Seluchi is the coordinator of operations at the National Center for Monitoring and Disaster Alerts (Cemaden) and discusses the impact of El Niño on weather patterns.

Vendaval turbinado que atingiu o Rio e São Paulo é a 'ponta do dedo do longo braço' do El Niño; entenda
O Globo·BrazilBrazil· 2026-07-30
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Marcelo Seluchi is the coordinator of operations at the National Center for Monitoring and Early Warning of Natural Disasters in Brazil.

Após dois anos de calor intenso, Brasil volta ter inverno e frio segue até meados de agosto
O Globo·BrazilBrazil· 2025-08-02
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William Siqueira

Marcelo Seluchi is the general coordinator of Operations and Modeling at the National Center for Monitoring and Alerts of Natural Disasters (Cemaden) and evaluates the critical climate situation in São Paulo.

São Paulo na crise climática: como secas e enchentes devem afetar a maior cidade do País no futuro
O Estado de S. Paulo (Estadão)·LiechtensteinLiechtenstein· 2025-02-25
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Marcelo Seluchi is the operations director of the National Center for Monitoring and Disaster Alert (Cemaden).

Río de Janeiro arde: sensación térmica podría superar límites soportables por el cuerpo y llegar a 62,7 °C
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946·Costa RicaCosta Rica· 2025-02-14
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