Finally, the rain warning in the mountain range area did not impact the province. It was the cyclone that came from the Pacific Ocean towards Chile and that it was going to have effects on the Argentine side of the mountain range. But the phenomenon was deactivated.
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In the afternoon it is expected that the temperature rises a little in Neuquén, with a range of between 12° and 13°. The good news is that the sky will be clear for much of the day, with the sun setting at 6:17 p.m. The days are getting shorter until we reach the day with the least light of the year, which will be in the next few days, on June 21.
Temperature changes throughout the region and instability have also had a strong impact on the health of the people of Neuquén. In these weeks, and due to the early arrival of winter and changing temperatures, hospital wards have been saturated, with respiratory pathologies and a flu spike.
Winter “returns”
While at dusk and at night, the weather will be cloudy, with a temperature that will drop from 6° to 4° during the day, with winds of between 20 and 24 km/h and some gusts that could reach 34 km/h.
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In general it will be a cool day with a slight probability of isolated rains in some sectors of the province.
Meanwhile, on Monday, the weather seems to return to normal for the season. The cold returns with a minimum temperature that could reach -1° and a maximum of 13° with mostly overcast skies and regular winds from the northeast to the east.
The forecast in San Martín de los Andes
In San Martín de los Andes this Sunday the weather will be unstable, with the probability of isolated rains throughout the day.
The temperature forecast according to the AIC will be between 2° and 3° throughout the day, with winds of 13 km/h and gusts of 43 km/h.
In Villa La Angostura
Meanwhile, for the town of Villa La Angostura, a day with light rains is expected, with temperatures that will vary from 3° to 5° throughout the day. There will be wind with gusts that will reach 40 km/h, from the northwest sector.
What happened to the cyclone?
He extratropical cyclone that affected southern Chile generated alerts in the Argentine provinces of Neuquén and Río Negroalthough its direct impact was not as strong as initially feared.
In Neuquén, a red alert was issued due to the intense rains that were expected, especially in the mountain area, with precipitation accumulations of between 70 and 90 millimeters.
Despite preparations and warnings issued by authorities, conditions were not as severe as predicted.
However, significant rainfall was recorded and some areas experienced flooding and landslides. Preventive measures included the mobilization of civil protection teams and recommendations to the population to avoid traveling to the most affected areas and to stay informed through official channels.
Although the cyclone did not have a devastating impact, it did cause adverse weather conditions in some parts of Neuquén and Río Negro, and authorities took preventive measures to minimize the risks.
