Students turned their flooded classroom into a makeshift waterpark during a tropical storm.
Hilarious footage shows pupils using their sodden class as a makeshift waterslide.
Giggling teens are seen taking turns to splash through the water.
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Others use their school desks as improvised boats.
A tropical storm hit the city of Ouro Branco located north of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Wednesday (4 Dec).
Flash floods affected multiple parts of the city, including the Raimundo Campos Municipal School.
The volume of rainfall flooded the school and students had to climb on their desks to escape the water.
The state of Minas Gerais has been experiencing heavy rains, floods, and landslides in recent days.
The accumulated volume of rainfall has been higher than the average expected for this time of year, as reported by Need To Know.
The regions of Venda Nova and Barreiro are among the most affected, with rivers bursting their banks and localised flooding in urban areas.
The southern region of Minas Gerais, known for its mountainous topography, has received warnings from Civil Defence about the possibility of landslides on highways in the coming days.
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