The National Meteorological Service announced a drop in temperatures and instability for the weekend in the AMBA. For the rest of the country, it issued a series of alerts for precipitation and strong winds.
After a hot and cloudy week in the AMBA, Friday, November 1, is expected with a climate deteriorated He National Weather Service advertisement chances of rain and stormsbut the heat continues. On the weekend there will be instability and the temperature will drop. On the other hand, the organization announced yellow and orange alerts in different areas of the countrywhether for storms, rain, strong winds and zonda.
Climate: the weather forecast for AMBA
This Friday You will have a cloudy morning in CABA and it will get worse as the hours progress, with 40% chance of precipitation at sunset. They are expected temperatures between 22° and 31°.
For him Saturday a rainy day is expected from dawn until dusk. The temperature will drop, with a minimum of 20° and maximum of 25°. Furthermore, the SMN warned about gusts of 50 km/h during the morning.
The day of Sunday It will be mostly cloudy and cooler, with a minimum of 14°C.
Rain Storm Weather
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Weather alert for strong storms, rain and wind: which provinces are affected
On the other hand, the national organization announced yellow and orange alerts in different areas of the countrydue to storms, rain, strong winds and zonda. The provinces reached by alert orange level are:
- Chubut and Santa Cruz: winds;
- Formosa and Salta: storms;
The yellow level alerts They apply to the following areas:
- Buenos Aires, Chaco, Córdoba and Jujuy: storms;
- La Pampa and San Luis: storms and winds;
- La Rioja, Mendoza and San Juan: zonda;
- Neuquén and Río Negro: winds;
- Land of Fire: rains and winds;
Source: Ambito
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