AMBA WEATHER: When will the rain stop and how the weather will hold up this week

Time “goes by so fast”, the fact is that in early August, winter begins to enter its “second period”. Of course, it is surprising that August starts with spring weather, but National Weather Service (SMN) Issued Yellow alert for storm, snow and high winds Serving AMBA and more than 90 locations in Argentina. Therefore, the organization predicts rains in AMBA and most of the country on Saturday, August 3, a day accompanied by the following phenomena: Strong electrical activitythere are occasional hail in some areas.

he climate Is has Sudden temperature changes This is the last time. Hello Polar The temperature in many parts of the country is below zero, and the highest temperature does not exceed 12 degrees. Then the temperature stabilizes coldlogically, for this season of the year, but On Friday, August 2, the 30 degree wind chill caught everyone by surprise.

But the temperature dropped sharply The lowest temperature on Saturday, the 3rd day, is 11 degrees, and will continue until Sunday, the 4th day.although AMBA will reach 8 degrees next week.

As for DomingoCooler weather is expected, with a low of 9 degrees in the morning and a high of 16 degrees at noon, but the wind will still be from the north as before. During the day, the sky will be sunny with occasional clouds.

he on Monday It will be cloudy in the early morning and morning, and cloudy in the afternoon and evening, with a significant drop in temperature.

A spokesperson for the National Weather Service (SMN) clarified: These thermal variations are not related to climate change, but are typical fluctuations for this time of year. “We had very similar conditions in the federal capital during the same week last year with temperatures approaching 28 degrees. These conditions are normal and expected,” he pointed out.

Yellow Alert

SMN reported that provinces Buenos Aires, Entre Rios, Santa Fe, Salta, Rio Negro and Santa Cruzis in yellow alert status. For the territory of the Malvinas Islands, a warning is in effect that extreme temperatures will reach around -1 to 2 degrees.

Furthermore, in this case Salta Province Some notices govern Zonda winds with speeds between 35 and 55 km/h Wind gusts may exceed 70 km/h. This phenomenon may cause reduced visibility, sudden increases in temperature and very low relative humidity.

The probability of La Niña affecting the environment in the next three months is 70%.

Finally, for mountainous areas Rio Negro and Santa Cruz regions, It is expected that snowfall will continue, with heavy snow in some areas. Snow accumulation values ​​range from 30 to 45 cm In mountainous areas, minimum levels of 5 to 15 cm are expected, with localized levels possibly exceeding. Precipitation in the form of rain in the lower regions cannot be ruled out.

Amber alert means “there is a possibility of Risk of impaired abilities and temporary interruption of daily activities“.

Affected areas

• Buenos Aires: East of General Lavalle – La Costa – West of Castelli – West of Chascomús – West of Dolores – West of General Lavalle – West of Lezama – West of Punta Indio – West of Todillo – Pila – East of Castelli – East of Chascomús – East Dolores – East of Lezama – East of Magdalena – East of Punta Indio – East of Todillo – Beriso – Ensenada – La Plata – Brandeson – Canuelas – West of Magdalena – San Vicente – Esteban Echeverria – Ezeiza – La Matanza – Merlo – General San Martín – Hurlingham – Ituzaingo – José Paz – Malvinas Argentinas – Moreno – Morón – Pilar – San Miguel – Tres de Febrero – General Las Heras – General Rodríguez – Luján – Marcos Paz – Mercedes – San Andrés de Giles – Suipacha – Varadero – Ramallo – San Nicolas – San Pedro Campana – Exaltation of the Cross – San Antonio de Areco – Zarate – Escobar – San Fernando – San Isidro – Tigre – Vicente López.
• Between the Rivers: Columbus-Gualeguaychu-Ibicuy Islands-Tara-Uruguay-Gualeguay-Victoria-Columbus-Gualeguaychu-Ibicuy Islands-Tara-Uruguay-Diamond-La Paz-Nogoa-Paraná-Viraguay-Concordia-Commona-Feliciano-San Salvador. .
• Santa Fe: Garay – Capital – San Jerónimo.
• Salta: Caschi Valley – Cafayate Valley – Chicoana Valley – La Caldera Valley – La Poma Valley – Molinos Valley – Rosario de Lerma Valley – San Carlos Valley.
• Heihe: Bariloche – Pilcaniyeu Mountains – Ñorquincó Mountains.
• Santa Claus: Kobenake Plateau-Gulacre Plateau-Lago Argentino Plateau-Kobenake Plateau-Gulacre Plateau-Lago Argentino Plateau.

Advice on Yellow Storm Warnings

• Do not take out trash. Remove objects that are blocking water from draining.
• Avoid outdoor activities.
• Do not take shelter near potentially downed trees and utility poles.
• To minimize the risk of being struck by lightning, do not stay on beaches, rivers, lagoons or swimming pools.
• Be alert for possible hail.