In some provinces, Father’s Day celebrations must be indoors and with plenty of shelter.
On Father’s Day, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued a yellow alert for strong storms and snowfall in 36 Argentine locations. The agency’s warning is in effect until midnight, but the phenomena will occur punctually during noon and in the afternoon.
Father’s Day: what will the weather be like for Sunday in Tucumán?
The storm warning covers the entire province of Misiones, most of Corrientes and the southeast of Formosa. Rain and storms are forecast for that area, some locally strong, which may be accompanied by intense gusts, strong electrical activity and occasional hail. Accumulated precipitation values are estimated between 50 and 100 millimeters, although they may occasionally be exceeded.
On the other hand, the snowfall alert applies to a large part of Tierra del Fuego, where persistent snowfalls are expected with accumulations of between five and 15 centimeters that can be exceeded occasionally. The most significant rainfall is expected to occur during the morning and afternoon.
Yellow alert for snowfall in Tierra del Fuego.
Which towns are under yellow alert for storms?
Corrientes: Concepción, Curuzú Cuatiá, Mercedes, San Roque, Sauce, Monte Caseros, Ituzaingó, San Miguel, General Alvear, Paso de los Libres, San Martín and Santo Tomé.
Missions: the entire province.
Formosa: Formosa, Laishí, Pilagás, Pilcomayo and Pirané.
The provinces affected by the storms.
What will the weather be like in Tucumán
For today, the National Meteorological Service announces good weather in Tucumán. For the afternoon, a maximum temperature of 18 degrees and somewhat cloudy skies is expected. These weather conditions will last for much of the week and the maximum temperatures will rise until reaching 23° on Wednesday.
According to the extended forecast of the national organization, no precipitation is expected in Tucumán until at least next weekend.
