The National Weather Service has issued a forecast that anticipates a week of intense cold in Córdoba. On Monday night they registered snowfall in the High Summitswhich led to total closure of route E-34known as the Camino de las Altas Cumbres, for accumulation of snow on the road.
The temperature dropped to -5°C in the areawhich generated complications in traffic and forced the Highway Police to implement measures to clear the route and allow vehicular circulation.
According to the SMN forecast, temperatures are expected to continue to be very low during the week, with minimums below 5°C and maximums that would not exceed 16°C on average.
For Tuesday, June 25, a minimum of 5°C and a maximum of 10°C is expected, with high cloudiness and light southwest winds rotating to the northeast. In the highest mountain areas of the province, below-zero temperatures and snowfall have been recorded, which has created a complicated scenario for drivers.
Given these weather conditions, the Highway Police have issued recommendations for drivers, such as reducing speed, maintaining a safe distance from other vehicles, turning on low beams throughout the journey and bringing warm clothing, blankets and supplies in case of being stranded. in the route.
In addition, the SMN has activated its Early Warning System for Extreme Temperatures, with the aim of informing the population about the possible health risks due to the low temperatures expected in the region.
Starting on Wednesday, June 26, a gradual improvement in meteorological conditions is expected, with an increase in temperature and a decrease in cloudiness. Skies will be partly cloudy to clear after midday, with a low of 2°C and a high that could reach 17°C. On Thursday, June 27, a pleasant day is anticipated, with an increase in temperature and a maximum of 23°C, maintaining the minimum around 9°C.
The arrival of winter has brought with it a wave of intense cold to the province of Córdoba, with snowfall in mountain areas and very low temperatures that have generated complications in vehicular circulation. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and provide recommendations to the population to prevent possible health risks.
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