Meteorological alert for a heat wave, extreme temperatures and a temperature of 40 degrees: which provinces are affected and how the weather will continue in the AMBA

The arrival of summer came with alerts from the National Meteorological Service (SMN) about high temperatures for various parts of the country. The organization highlighted especially the central and northern sector of Argentina. For his part, the Area Mmetropolitan area of ​​Buenos Aires (AMBA) It will continue with a maximum of more than 30 degrees and the rains will arrive on Friday.

Climate: the weather forecast for AMBA

This Friday high temperatures are expected. The minimum will be 24 degrees, while the maximum could reach 32. At night, there is a 40% chance of rain and even storms, which could generate a drop in temperature and relieve the heat.

He Saturday Rains are expected in the morning and afternoon, with minimums of 23 and maximum of 28 degrees. At night, cloudy skies, with a low probability of storms.

He Sunday The temperature will drop to a minimum of 21 and a maximum of 25 degrees. And rain and storms are expected throughout the day.

Weather alert for heat and storms: which provinces are affected

For this Friday there is a red alert for the interior of Buenos Aires due to “extreme temperatures”, which in this case also reaches part of the AMBA. In the rest of the province, yellow alerts will apply. In San Luis there is an orange alert for high temperatures, while there is a yellow alert for Between Ríos, Corrientes, Misiones, Santa Fe, Santiago del Estero, Córdoba, La Rioja and San Juan.

Recommendations for extreme heat

The SMN recommends increase water consumptiona, without waiting to be thirsty to maintain adequate hydration, do not expose yourself to the sun excessivelynor in the middle hours of the day (between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.). They must pay attention to a certain population such as babies, boys and girls and older people.

Also, avoid very large meals, eat vegetables and fruits and reduce physical activity. It also suggests using loose, light, light-colored clothess; hats, dark glasses, and “stay in ventilated or conditioned spaces.”