With just two weeks to go until spring begins, the weather has improved and left behind the Santa Rosa storm. This Saturday, rain is expected to Good weather conditions in most provinceswith only a yellow alert issued by the National Meteorological Service (SMN)
The City of Buenos Aires and surroundings We expect to have a Saturday with partly cloudy skies for most of the day. As for temperatures, there will be a lot of thermal amplitude over the next few days.
Weather in CABA: what will it be like during the weekend?
The weekend will start with a Saturday with a partly cloudy sky for much of the day, which will be completely cloudy at night, although there will be no precipitation in sight. As for the temperature, it will be around 12°C and 22°C.
On Sunday, the weather conditions are expected to continue. Thus, the day will begin with a partially cloudy sky, which will remain for most of the day, and at night it will turn into a completely cloudy, with no rain expected. The thermometer will remain very similar to Saturday, with a minimum of 13°C and a maximum of 21°C.
To start the week, the day Monday, September 9th Heaven will be found cloudy all dayalthough the streak without precipitation will continue in much of the AMBA. The temperature is expected to remain between 12°C minimum and 19°C maximumalthough it may increase as the week progresses.
Weather alert for snow of any kind: which provinces are affected
The SMN forecasts a Saturday with calm weather conditions for most of Argentina. However, specialists issued a yellow alert for a specific province.
It is about Santa Cruzwhere a very cold day is expected. The SMN issued a yellow alert for possible heavy snowfall. These will be presented in the mountain area of the province, in the Santa Cruz departments of Lago Argentino and Güer Aike, with minimum temperatures that will be several degrees below zero.
As for Sunday, the SMN sent a yellow alert for both Santa Cruz as for Tierra del Fuego. It is expected that in both provinces during the morning, different areas will be affected by Strong winds from the west with speeds between 45 and 60 km/hand gusts that can exceed 100 km/h.
Source: Ambito
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