Snow in Buenos Aires on May 25: the STRONG advice of Matias Bertolotti from TN

Snow in Buenos Aires on May 25: the STRONG advice of Matias Bertolotti from TN
Snow in Buenos Aires on May 25: the STRONG advice of Matias Bertolotti from TN

“Let’s pay attention to the official information!” emphasized the meteorologist who hosts Fenómenos with José Bianco.

Snow in the city of Buenos Aires (NA Photo and TN Capture)

Meteorologist Matías Bertolotti categorically denied rumors about possible snowfall in Buenos Aires, emphasizing that there were never conditions for this to happen. Urges the population to inform themselves through official and reliable sources.

“What a way to talk nonsense! Let’s pay attention to the official information! To the meteorologists! “Not to anything that is uploaded on the networks,” emphasized who, together with José Bianco, leads Phenomena.

Read also: What has to happen for it to snow in Buenos Aires?

Regarding the possibility of a repeat of what happened in 1918 and on that July 9, 2007 this Saturday, May 25, also a national holiday, he stated: “There was never a chance of snow tomorrow in the City of Buenos Aires. Never! It wasn’t even close!”

Weather forecast for the next few days

  • Saturday: Maximum of 11 degrees with very cold.
  • Sunday: Cold with clouds and possibility of light rain in the afternoon/night.
  • Monday and Tuesday: The cold will persist.
  • Wednesday onwards: A relief in temperatures is expected.

Where there is a yellow alert for snow on May 25 in Argentina

He National Metereological Service issued for Saturday, May 25, a yellow alert for snow and gusts of wind for seven locations in a province of Patagonia. According to the organization that depends on the Ministry of Defense, at the moment there is no chance that the phenomenon will be repeated in the City of Buenos Aires.

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Next May 25, while Argentines prepare to commemorate a crucial day in the country’s history, some regions of the territory will face an unusual phenomenon for this time of year: snow. Contrary to what many might expect, the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA) and the Atlantic Coast are not on the list of affected areas.

Where there is a yellow alert for snow on May 25 in Argentina

Yellow alert for snowfall (Photo: SMN)

The regions affected by the yellow alert include the following departments of the province of Neuquén:

  • East of Loncopué
  • East of Picunches
  • East of Ñorquín
  • Western Anelo
  • West Pehuenches
  • South Chos Malal
  • South of Minas

The area will be affected by snowfall of varying intensity, which at times may be locally heavy. Accumulated snow values ​​between 10 and 15 centimeters are expected. The highest ones are expected in the highest elevation areas. The occurrence of sleet in the lower areas is not ruled out.

Read also: How many chances are there of snow falling in AMBA this weekend?

Recommendations in response to the yellow alert for snow

  • Avoid outdoor activities
  • Periodically remove accumulated snow from the roofs of homes
  • Drive with cars prepared for ice and snow
  • Ventilate vehicles and homes to avoid the accumulation of carbon monoxide
  • Get informed by the authorities
  • Have an emergency backpack ready with a flashlight, radio, documents and telephone.

Read also: What has to happen for it to snow in Buenos Aires?

Recommendations for driving in snow

  • Slow down: Snow and ice reduce tire grip, so it is essential to slow down and increase the braking distance from the vehicle in front.
  • Do not make sudden maneuvers: Abrupt acceleration, braking or turning can cause skidding and loss of control.
  • Use winter tires or chains: If you plan to drive in snowy areas, it is advisable to use winter tires, which offer better traction and grip. In heavy snowfall, chains may be mandatory.
  • Driving with low lights: Low beams improve visibility in snowy and foggy conditions.
  • Have a full fuel tank: In case you get stranded, it is important to have enough fuel to keep the heat on.
  • Have an emergency kit: It is advisable to bring an emergency kit with items such as blankets, a flashlight, a shovel, non-perishable food and water.

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