The AMBA will remain unstable waiting for the rain. The SMN issued two alerts for storms and intense heat for various parts of the country.
An unstable climate for this Tuesday is expected in the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires (AMBA), waiting for the rains and a maximum of 31 degrees. He National Meteorological Service (SMN) He issued yellow and orange alert for storms and extreme heat in the northern and center of the country.
Climate: Time forecast for AMBA
For this Tuesday The return of the rains is expected, with probabilities of chaparrons in the morning and night and storms isolated in the afternoon. The brands would indicate a slight decrease in temperatures, between 25 and 31 degrees.
Precipitation would extend to Wednesdaywith storms throughout the day and a minimum of 21 and maximum of 25 degrees. He Thursday It would have a partially cloudy sky in the early morning and tomorrow, with temperatures between 17 and 29 degrees.
Meteorological alert for storms and extreme heat: what are the affected provinces
A yellow alert for storms for the provinces of Catamarca, San Luis, Córdoba, Norte de la Pampa, Buenos Aires and South of Santa Fe. The agency indicated that accumulated precipitation of between 20 and 60 mm with intense wind bursts is expected, up to 75 km/h. A possible “hail, strong electrical activity, and especially abundant waterfall in short periods” is expected, according to the agency.
In turn, two alerts by intense heat govern: the yellow alert is indicated for Salta, Formosa, Chaco, Corrientes, Santiago del Estero, Santa Fe, Entre Ríos, Córdoba, South of La Rioja, Norte de Córdoba and San Luis. For its side, the orange level is for the provinces of Misiones, northern Corrientes, Catamarca, La Rioja, San Juan, Córdoba and Buenos Aires.
Recommendations for extreme heat
For days with extreme heat, the SMN recommends:
- Increase water consumption. Do not wait to be thirsty to hydrate.
- Do not expose yourself to the sun in excess, or between 10 and 16.
- Pay attention to babies, children and elderly.
- Avoid caffeine, alcohol and very sugary drinks.
- Do not make abundant meals.
- Ingest vegetables and fruits.
- Reduce physical activity.
- Wear light, baggy and clear clothes.
- Protect with a hat, and dark glasses.
- Remain in ventilated or conditioned spaces.
- Find immediate medical attention if symptoms such as intense thirst and dry mouth, fever of greater 39 degrees, excessive sweating, suffocating heat sensation, dry skin, exhaustion, dizziness or fainting, stomach pains, lack of appetite, nausea, vomiting, vomiting, vomiting or headaches, among others.
Source: Ambito
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