The thermal marks will begin to rise over the course of the week in the City and surrounding areas, although a Monday is expected with the probability of heavy rainfall during the afternoon and evening.
The hot days will continue during this week, even with summer thermal marks, and in principle almost without rains in it AMBA and its surroundings, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN).
In that sense, minimum temperatures will be comfortably in the double digits, while maximum temperatures will far exceed 20 degrees and even touch 30.
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In principle, the SMN predicted some rains for this Monday and beyond some clouds they will be ideal days to enjoy outdoors.
For today, mostly cloudy skies are expected during the morning and afternoon and evening stormswhile the winds will be from the north changing to the southwest and then the southeast, and the thermal marks will range from 18 to 29 degrees, making it the hottest day of the entire week.
Now for him Tuesday Partial to mostly cloudy skies are announced, winds from the southeast and thermometers will be between 14 and 22 degrees.
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He Wednesday Partially cloudy skies and south winds rotating to the southeast are expected, with a minimum temperature of 10 degrees and a maximum of 22.
Meanwhile, the Thursday Partially cloudy skies are expected, northeast winds and thermal marks will range from 11 to 21 degrees, making it the “coolest” day of the entire week.
For his part, for the Friday The SMN announces partially cloudy skies, north winds and thermometers will be between 13 and 24 degrees.
Already the Saturday Partial to mostly cloudy skies and easterly winds changing to the southeast are expected, with a minimum temperature of 16 degrees and a maximum of 23.
Source: Ambito
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