After an almost spring-like long weekend although somewhat cool, especially yesterday Monday, The Meteorological Service predicts some drizzles for the City of Buenos Aires and surrounding areas for the first hours of today that will continue at least until noon. Isolated rain is also expected for tomorrow and Friday throughout the day.but the XXL weekend can be used outdoors with barely cold temperatures but without sun.
Today Tuesday, the mini week begins with drizzles from the early hours of the day and will continue until at least the early afternoon. Then, with a mostly cloudy sky, the maximum will be around 17° and the minimum will be 14 degrees. The winds will blow variable from the northern sector, but will rotate to the northeast.
Although there are isolated showers predicted, similar weather conditions are expected for the Wednesday, last business day of the mini week. With a partially cloudy sky after the rainfall, thermal marks will range between a maximum of 17° and a minimum of 13 degrees. The winds will again blow variable from the northwest sector first, then rotate to the south and later to the southeast.
It will be clear and sunny Thursday at the beginning of the XXL weekend. With a constant wind from the east, the sky will remain partially cloudy throughout the day accompanied by a maximum of 15° and a minimum of 10 degrees.
He Friday appears unpleasant. There are isolated showers expected throughout the day. The maximum of 17° and the minimum of 13 degrees will be framed by the variable winds from the eastern sector that will rotate to the northeast.
With a slight rise in temperatures the Saturday. However, the sun will remain hidden behind a mostly cloudy sky. The maximum forecast is 18° and the minimum is 15 degrees with variable winds from the southern sector that will rotate to the southeast.
Finally, the Sunday, there will be little change over time. The mostly cloudy sky will persist throughout the day although a slight drop in temperatures will be felt where the maximum will be around 16° and the minimum will be close to 11 degrees due to the winds that will blow constantly from the southern sector.
Alerts for snowfall and strong winds are in effect in the Cordillera area
This Monday, the SMN issued a series of yellow and orange alerts for snowfall for the Andes Mountains area of the provinces of Mendoza and Neuquén. In turn, this alert extends throughout the entire province of Chubut.
It also governs a yellow alert for strong winds for the mountain area of the provinces of Catamarca, La Rioja, San Juan and Río Negro.
It should be remembered that the orange level expresses that dangerous meteorological phenomena for society, life, property and the environment are expected.
Meanwhile, the yellow level exposes possible meteorological phenomena with the potential for damage and risk of momentary interruption of daily activities.
It is noteworthy that the Passage of Christ the Redeemer remained closed yesterday due to bad weather conditions with temperatures that ranged between 9 and 11 degrees below zero accompanied by strong winds that affected safe traffic conditions in the area.
The National Directorate for Technical Border Affairs International Crossing Cristo Redentor System He noted in a statement that for “the rest of the days meteorological monitoring will be done to see its evolution, it should be noted that the meteograms are very changing so they require permanent monitoring before defining any decision on the opening of the International Crossing.” .
