Abstract
This study examines rainfall events in Brazil, with emphasis on their potential to induce geo-hydrological hazards, like landslides and flash floods. Utilizing the CHIRPS dataset and rainfall thresholds for landslides, we quantify and analyze climatic hazards at a national level, providing perspective into the relationship between precipitation patterns and geo-hydrological risks. Our findings aim to contribute to a holistic understanding of climatic risk, guiding strategic decisions for disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation.
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