The encounter of a warm front that has been receding from the north and a new pulse of cold air will tend to converge from today on a frontal system that will begin to remain stationary in the central strip of Argentina, extending approximately between the south of Córdoba and the north of Buenos Aires.
For this reason, the extremely humid environment with overcast skies will continue in the central provinces, with isolated precipitation in the form of rain and drizzle in general, although over the southern coast there could be much more significant storms.
In particular, Entre Ríos will probably be a province very affected on Monday by strong storms and abundant rains, which could exceed 50 millimeters on the day. Here, the National Meteorological Service maintains an alert for the probable occurrence of “intense gusts, significant electrical activity, occasional hail falls and abundant falls of water in short periods.”
Cyclone in formation, what areas of Argentina will it affect?
Starting on Tuesday, “the slow undulation of the stationary frontal system on the surface in central Argentina will begin, promoted by the entry of a low pressure system at altitude. A cyclogenesis process will then begin, leading to the formation of a deep low pressure center east of the province of Buenos Aires starting on Wednesday,” warned meteorologist Christian Garavaglia.
These 48 hours, between Tuesday and Wednesday, will be very unstable in the center of Argentina and later the northern strip.
Throughout Tuesday, varied rainfall will continue in the central provinces, with locally strong storms in the southern coast, including Entre Ríos.
Improves and lowers temperature
On Wednesday the weather will improve in the afternoon in our province, with strong winds from the south that will significantly lower thermal records.
Starting Thursday, rain is no longer forecast, although there are low temperatures: At least until Saturday, they announce minimums of 9 or 10 degrees, while maximums would barely exceed 15 degrees. (The eleven)
