Look the West and open your arms for the flying rivers from amazon rainforest, producing vapour clouds that bring rain to center and south of Brazil. The term flying rivers describe the low levels of jets of air currents that carry water vapor from the Amazon forest, down the Eastern lands of the Andes up to Northern Argentina. For us, dwellers of the Southeastern Latin America, We're dependent on the water of the North of Brazil. Here the first storm of 2017, the steam of amazonian watering.