After the intense rains that fell over the weekend, the weather will continue to be unstable this Monday, although it will slowly improve.
After a rainy Sunday, the week begins without rain, with cool mornings, but then with spring weather and some clouds in Federal Capital and its surroundings, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN).
In general, days are expected with temperatures that will barely exceed the 20 degrees, except for the occasional day when he would reach the 30but then it would go down quite a bit again.
In any case, the SMN announced that heat as suffocating as that experienced last week is not expected. Therefore, they will be pleasant days to enjoy outdoors.
Alert for low temperatures in AMBA and surrounding areas: how the weather will continue the rest of the week
For this Monday Partial to slightly cloudy skies are expected, winds from the southwest and thermal marks will be between 13 to 23 degrees.
For him Tuesday slightly cloudy skies, southerly winds are announced and thermometers will be between 11 and 22 degrees, so it will be the coolest day of the entire week.
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Already the Wednesday somewhat to partially cloudy skies and northerly winds are expected, with a temperature minimum of 14 degrees and a maximum of 26.
He Thursday Somewhat cloudy skies are expected, winds from the northwest changing to the northeast and the thermal marks will go from 17 to 30 degrees, so it will be the hottest day of the entire week.
Now for him Friday cloudy skies, easterly winds are announced and thermometers will be between 18 and 23 degrees.
Meanwhile, the Saturday cloudy to mostly cloudy skies and southeast winds rotating to the east are expected, with a temperature minimum of 15 degrees and a maximum of 21.
Source: Ambito
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