Meteorological alert for rains and storms: which provinces are affected and how the weather will continue in the AMBA

After the long weekend, the week in City of Buenos Aires and the Buenos Aires suburbs continue to have poor quality conditions. climate. Meanwhile, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) warned of possible rain and isolated storms for the afternoon and evening and temperatures that will range between 16 and 21 degrees.

Despite the unstable weather, temperatures will increase, according to weather forecasts. In that sense, precipitation will be present but as the days go by the thermal marks will grow until reaching measurements close to those recorded in summer, beyond some clouds.

Climate: the weather forecast for AMBA

For him Tuesday More than partially cloudy skies are announced, winds from the south and thermometers will be between 19 and 26 degrees, making it the hottest day of the entire week.

and he WednesdayMeanwhile, somewhat cloudy skies are expected throughout the day, with a minimum of 14 and a maximum of 27 degrees.

He Thursday Mostly cloudy skies are expected, east winds rotating to the southeast and thermal marks will range from 17 to 25 degrees.

Meanwhile, the Friday Partly to somewhat cloudy skies are announced, northeast winds and thermometers will be between 18 and 26 degrees, in another hot day.

Already the Saturday Partially cloudy skies and northerly winds are expected, with a minimum temperature of 17 degrees and a maximum of 26.

Meteorological alert for rains and storms: which provinces are affected

• Buenos Aires: Coast of Patagones – North of Bahía Blanca – West of Patagones – West of Villarino – Puan – Low area of ​​Coronel Pringles – Low area of ​​Coronel Suárez – Low area of ​​Saavedra – Low area of ​​Tornquist – Coast of Bahía Blanca – Coast of Coronel Dorrego – Coast of Coronel de Marina Leonardo Rosales – Coast of Villarino – Monte Hermoso.
• Chaco: Maipú – Southeast of Almirante Brown – Southeast of General Güemes – Chacabuco – Commander Fernández – Doce de Octubre – Dos de Abril – Fray Justo Santa María de Oro – General Belgrano – Independence – Libertador General San Martín – Mayor Luis Jorge Fontana – Nueve de Julio – O’Higgins – Presidency of the Plaza – Quitilipi – San Lorenzo – Sargento Cabral – Tapenagá – Veinticinco de Mayo – Bermejo – General Donovan – Libertad – May Day – San Fernando.
• Formosa: Patiño – Formosa – Laishí – Pilagás – Pilcomayo – Pirané.
• Currents: Almost the entire territory
• Between Rivers: Diamond – La Paz – Nogoyá – Paraná – Villaguay.
• Santa Fe: Almost the entire territory
• Cordova: General Roca – President Roque Sáenz Peña – Juárez Celman – Lower area of ​​Río Cuarto – General San Martín – Marcos Juárez – Unión.
• Saint Louis: Lower area of ​​Belgrano – Lower area of ​​Juan Martín de Pueyrredón – Governor Dupuy – Lower area of ​​Coronel Pringles – Lower area of ​​General Pedernera.
• The Pampa: Caleu Caleu – Hucal – Chapaleufú – Maracó – Rancul – Realicó – Trenel.
• Mendoza: General Alvear – Lower area of ​​San Rafael.
• Neuquen: Confluence – East of Añelo – East of Pehuenches – Picún Leufú.
• Black River: East of El Cuy – General Roca – Avellaneda – Pichi Mahuida – Conesa – Adolfo Alsina Plateau – San Antonio Plateau – Valcheta.

According to the official body, when a yellow alert is issued, the areas may be “affected by rains and storms of varying intensity, some locally strong.” In turn, it is expected that they will be accompanied by abundant falls of water in short periods, intense electrical activity, occasional falls of hail and strong gusts. Accumulated precipitation values ​​are estimated between 40 and 70 mm, which may be exceeded locally.

Among the recommendations, the SMN warns to avoid outdoor activities, not to take shelter near trees and electricity poles that may fall, and to be alert to the possible fall of hail. Furthermore, to prevent the normal circulation of water from being affected, they recommend not taking out the trash and removing objects that impede the passage. And he emphasizes staying away from beaches, rivers, lagoons or pools to minimize the risk of being struck by lightning.

General Alvear – Lower area of ​​San Rafael.