The weather will remain stable although there is a forecast for deterioration in the coming hours. Meanwhile, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued yellow and orange level warnings for several areas of the country due to rain and strong winds.
Spring arrived last week and the weather in the City of Buenos Aires and the Buenos Aires suburbs will continue with stable conditions although there will be a deterioration in the coming hours. Meanwhile, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued a weather alert for several provinces for storms, snowfall and wind gusts of up to 100 km/h.
Climate: the weather forecast for AMBA
For this Sunday September 29 in the City of Buenos Aires and surrounding areas it is expected partly cloudy sky throughout the day, while the temperature will vary between 16 degrees minimum and 28 maximum. Likewise, a northeast wind will blow at 7 km/h.
For him Mondaylast day of the month of September, it is expected mostly cloudy sky during the morning and midday, but the weather will deteriorate towards the afternoon and evening, with an increase in the probability of isolated storms. The thermometer will vary between 18 and 29 degrees.
As for the Tuesday October 1, the SMN anticipates the end of the storms. The sky will remain mostly cloudy throughout the day. The minimum will be 16 degrees and the maximum of 28.
Meteorological alert for rains and storms: which provinces are affected
The National Weather Service (SMN) issued orange and yellow alerts for 62 Argentine locations where this Sunday rains are expected that will leave accumulations of up to 60 mm and winds with gusts that can exceed 100 km/h.
The extreme south of Neuquén, the mountain area of Río Negro and the northwest of Chubut are under orange alert due to heavy and persistent rains. Accumulated precipitation values are estimated between 30 and 60 mm and it is not ruled out that in the highest areas it may occur in the form of snow.
On the other hand, the warning is at a yellow level for the mountain area in the south of Neuquén and most of Chubut, where between 15 and 30 mm of accumulated rain is expected, which may be exceeded occasionally.
Which provinces have an orange alert for rain and storms?
- Neuquen: The Lakes.
- Black River: Bariloche, Pilcaniyeu mountain range and Ñorquincó mountain range.
- Chubut: Cushamen mountain range.
Which provinces have a yellow alert for rain and storms?
- Neuquen: Huiliches mountain range, Lácar mountain range and south of Aluminé.
- Chubut: Cushamen plateau, Futaleufú, Languiñeo, Tehuelches, Senguer River, Gastre, Mártires, Telsen, Paso de Indios, Escalante, Sarmiento, Florentino Ameghino, Gaiman, Biedma and Rawson plateau.
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Meteorological alert for strong winds of up to 100 km/h: which provinces are affected and the areas where Zonda will impact
The SMN also issued a yellow alert for wind that applies to the center and the Neuquén mountain range. For that area, winds from the west are forecast with speeds between 50 and 70 km/h. gusts that can exceed 100 km/h.
Finally, a yellow warning is in force for zone winds that cover the northwest of La Rioja, the center of San Juan and the center and south of Mendoza. Speeds between 35 and 50 km/h are expected, with gusts that may exceed 65 km/h, reduced visibility, sudden increase in temperature and very low relative humidity conditions.
- Neuquen: Loncopué, Picunches, Ñorquín, west of Añelo, west of Pehuenches, Chos Malal, Minas, Catán Lil, Collón Curá, Zapala, Aluminé, Huiliches, Lácar.
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Which towns are under yellow alert due to Zonda wind?
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- Rioja: foothills of Coronel Felipe Varela and foothills of General Lamadrid.
- Saint John: Iglesia foothills, Jáchal foothills, Calingasta foothills, Pocito, Rivadavia, Sarmiento, Ullum, Zonda, 9 de Julio, Albardón, Capital, Chimbas, Rawson and Santa Lucía.
- Mendoza: foothills of Las Heras, Luján de Cuyo, Capital, Godoy Cruz, Guaymallén, Maipú, Junín, Rivadavia, San Carlos valleys, Tunuyán valleys, Tupungato valleys, General Alvear, lower area of San Rafael and lower area of Malargüe.
Source: Ambito
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