The AMBA expects a tempered climate although without rains. The SMN warned of extreme temperatures and rainfall, focusing on risk populations and over 65 years.
The week continues with a tempered climate in the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires (AMBA). He National Meteorological Service (SMN) does not foresee rains for the next few days and also governs a yellow alert for storms, rains and extreme heat in nine provinces.
Climate: How will time be at the AMBA
This Wednesday It will have a mostly cloudy sky in the morning already partially cloudy in the afternoon and somewhat cloudy at night; together with temperatures between 19 and 30 degrees. For him Thursday A somewhat cloudy sky is anticipated throughout the day, with thermal marks between 22 and 29 degrees.
He Friday Similar conditions are expected, with a minimum of 23 degrees and a maximum of 30. The weekend is expected in temperatures, with somewhat cloudy sky throughout the day. He Saturday will be 22 minimum and 31 of maximum while the Sunday It will have 24 minimum and 33 of maximum.
Heat
Extreme heat alert and storms in several provinces
A yellow alert is currently governing extreme temperatures for the provinces of Córdoba, La Pampa, Mendoza, Neuquén, Río Negro, Buenos Aires and a small sector of Corrientes. Yellow level alert establishes a mild to moderate effect on health and implies hazards, especially for Risk groups, such as boys and girls, people over 65, with chronic diseases.
On the other hand it also governs storms for the north of the province of Salta “The area will be affected by storms, some locally strong. They will be accompanied by bursts that could exceed 60 km/h, hail fall, strong electrical activity and abundant waterfall in short periods, “according to the SMN and a accumulated precipitation between 40 and 50 mm. Rains are also expected for the northwest of Santa Cruz.
Source: Ambito
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