The The week will start with rain and somewhat less suffocating weather, Furthermore, as the days go by, the heat will return, in the Federal Capital and its surroundings, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN). In that sense, rainfall was announced for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, but in the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA) some fell during the first two days.
In any case, there was a marked drop in temperature and gave way to a somewhat cooler climate, which will not last too long. As the days go by, the thermal markss will increase until they once again greatly exceed the 30 degree barrier.
For this Sunday, strong storms and rain are expected throughout the day and southeast winds rotating to the east, with a minimum temperature of 22 degrees and a maximum of 26.
He Monday -with improvements since the morning- more to partially cloudy skies are expected, winds from the southeast changing to the east and the thermal marks will range from 18 to 27 degrees, so it will be the “coolest” day of the entire week.
For him Tuesday Partly to somewhat cloudy skies are announced, north winds and thermometers will be between 20 and 30 degrees.
He Wednesday Partially cloudy skies and northwest winds rotating to the northeast are expected, with a minimum temperature of 21 degrees and a maximum of 33.
Already on thursday Partially cloudy skies are expected, winds from the northeast changing to the north and thermal marks will range from 23 to 33 degrees.
For him Friday Somewhat to mostly cloudy skies are announced, northwest winds and thermometers will be between 25 and 34 degrees, making it the hottest day of the entire week.
Meanwhile, the Saturday Partially cloudy skies and easterly winds rotating south are expected, with a minimum temperature of 25 degrees and a maximum of 33.
Three provinces under alert for storms for this Sunday
After several days of intense heat, With temperatures above 30 degrees, relief is expected this Sunday in several Argentine cities. In the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA)the thermometer will range between 22 and 26 degrees, with isolated storms in the morning, strong storms during the afternoon and rain towards the evening. In the Buenos Aires suburbs, the maximum will reach 25 degrees. In other capitals of the Pampas region, temperatures will also remain below 30 degrees, such as in Córdoba, where a minimum of 14 degrees and a maximum of 26 are forecast.
In Santa Fe, temperatures will be between 21 and 25 degrees, while in Paraná a minimum of 20 degrees is expected and a maximum similar to that of Santa Fe. On the other hand, in Santa Rosa, La Pampa, the maximum will reach 30 degrees and the minimum will reach 16.
In the Cuyo region, some cities will still register temperatures above 30 degrees. Mendoza will have a minimum of 16 degrees and a maximum of 30; San Juan will reach a maximum of 33 degrees with a minimum of 17; while in Neuquén temperatures will range between 20 and 35 degrees. In contrast, San Luis will experience more moderate weather, with a minimum of 14 degrees and a maximum of 28.
In the northwest, maximum temperatures will be milder. Salta and San Salvador de Jujuy will reach 27 degrees, while San Miguel de Tucumán and Santiago del Estero will have maximums of 28 degrees. In San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, a maximum of 29 degrees is expected, while in La Rioja it will be 32 degrees.
In northeastern Argentina, The capitals Formosa, Resistencia, Corrientes and Posadas will register maximum temperatures above 35 degrees and minimums close to 24. In addition, partially cloudy skies and isolated storms are expected in these provinces during the afternoon and night.
Finally, The National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued a yellow alert for tomorrow due to storms in the north of Jujuy and Salta, while the center and north of Santa Cruz are under warning due to heavy rains.
Source: Ambito
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