They are expected optimal conditions for him climate of the city of Buenos Aires and the Metropolitan Area (AMBA) during this weekend. According to the National Meteorological Service (SMN)it is anticipated a partly cloudy and pleasant day.
Climate: the weather forecast for AMBA
This Saturday In the City of Buenos Aires and surrounding areas there will be a partially cloudy sky with pleasant temperatures that will range between 13 and 25°C.
He Sunday The clouds will continue with slight increases in temperature: the estimated minimum will be 15°C and with maximums close to 28°C.
Now for him Monday thermal records will remain similar to Sunday, with temperatures between 18°C and 28°Calthough with the probability of isolated storms for the late night.
Weather alert for partly cloudy skies: which provinces are affected
Cordova will have this Saturday, in the city and surroundings, a partly cloudy sky with minimums of 13°C and maximums of 31°Cas warned by the SMN. For Sunday it will range between 14°C and 33°Creaching Monday with a minimum of 16°C and maximum of 36°C.
For the city of Rosarythis Saturday also appears with partial cloudiness and minimums of 9°C, reaching a maximum of 24°C. Sunday will have a minimum of 12°C and a maximum of 27°Cwhile for Monday temperatures are expected between 16°C and 28°C.
For its part, the city of Mendoza this Saturday will have a clear sky with temperatures between 10°C and 30°Cwhile on Sunday there will be a minimum of 11°C and maximums of 32°C. ANDMonday will start with minimums of 16°C and maximums of 33°C.
In the case of Ushuaia, are expected low thermal sensationswith winds of 50 km/h and 60 km/h. Maximum snowfall is estimated at 3°C for this Saturday and 7°C below zero for all of Sunday.
Source: Ambito
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