During this Monday night, a frontal system along with an “extratropical cyclone” They will approach the continent, causing heavy rainfall in at least three central-southern regions. Precipitation is expected to be significant and affect the regions of Ñuble, Maule, Biobío and part of La Araucanía.
This meteorological phenomenon will begin this Monday and continue until Thursday, June 6, accumulating around 200 millimeters of rain in total.
The frontal system will be accompanied by strong winds, which could reach speeds of up to 90 kilometers per hour.
This front system, characterized by a low pressure called a cyclone, It is significant in terms of precipitation, since more than 100 millimeters are expected on several days. As for the wind on the continent, it is not expected to exceed 80 or 90 kilometers per hour.
The most affected regions will be Ñuble and Biobío, where an accumulation of rain of up to 180 millimeters is expected in each one, respectively.
Rains in the RM
Although this extratropical cyclone will not reach Santiago directly, The event is expected to generate rain in the mountain range of the Metropolitan region during the day Tuesday.
Meanwhile, In the foothills areas, low intensity precipitation is expected, which could accumulate a few millimeters in communes such as San José de Maipo and Melipilla.
The arrival of a new front system is expected for next weekend which is expected to be “more intense” in the capital, which could leave more than 40 millimeters of rain in just two days.
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