Good conditions are maintained climate in it Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires (AMBA)with no chance of rain for the next few days, according to the weather forecast from the National Meteorological Service (SMN).
For the middle of the week in the AMBA, according to the SMN, the Wednesday Partly cloudy skies are expected throughout the day, with a minimum of 13 degrees and a maximum of 21 degrees.
Weather: the weather forecast for AMBA
He Thursday Mostly cloudy skies are expected in the early morning and morning, becoming partly cloudy in the afternoon and clear at night; with temperatures between 14 and 20 degrees.
Closing the week, the Friday It would be one of the coolest days: slightly cloudy skies are expected, with the lowest minimum temperature of the week at 12 degrees, falling to a maximum of 22.
Meteorological alert for storms and strong winds of more than 100 km/h: which provinces are affected
Spring has arrived with diverse weather conditions, as some regions are suffering from rain, while others are under alert for strong winds. The curious thing is that The possibility of strong winds affects ten provincesboth from the south, the center and the mountain area of Argentina.
According to the information provided by the National Weather Service (SMN), there is a yellow alert for strong winds that impacts on Jujuy, Catamarca, Jump, Rioja, Saint John, Mendoza, Saint Louis, Santa Cruz and Land of Fire. This adds to the conditions of Buenos Aires which, although not under the agency’s warning, has gusts of up to 31 kilometers per hour.
In detail, the agency’s report mentioned that “the area of Catamarca and Salta will be affected by winds from the west with speeds of 65 to 75 km/h with gusts that can reach 110 km/h.” Regarding San Luis, San Juan, Mendoza, Córdoba and La Rioja “it will be affected by winds from the south with speeds of 40 to 60 km/h with gusts that can reach 70 km/h.”
Regarding the provinces of Patagonia that are under yellow alert, the SMN noted that “the area will be affected by winds from the west with speeds between 50 and 70 km/h, and gusts that can exceed 100 km/h.”
SMN recommendations for strong winds
- Avoid outdoor activities.
- Secure items that could blow away.
- Stay informed by authorities. Always have an emergency backpack ready with a flashlight, radio, documents and telephone.
Source: Ambito
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