Weather in the AMBA: the coldest temperatures of the week arrive with lows of 2°C

The weather in the AMBA will continue to be marked by low temperatures over the next few days. Starting this Tuesday, June 30, a series of very cold mornings will begin, with a new influx of polar air that will keep the minimum temperatures very low until the weekend.

According to the forecast and data from the National Meteorological Service (SMN), no rain is expected in the coming days. The scenario will be dominated by stable days, with sunshine, wind, and maximum temperatures ranging between 12°C and 14°C.

How the weather will be this Tuesday, June 30 in the AMBA

This Tuesday will start with a cold morning and a partially cloudy sky. The SMN forecasts a minimum of 6°C and a maximum of 14°C, with light winds and no chance of precipitation.

As the hours pass, the sun will allow for a recovery in temperature during the afternoon. Towards the evening, the thermal drop will be felt again, with a mark close to 10°C.

Wednesday, July 1: temperature drops again and wind increases

Wednesday will present another very cold dawn, with a minimum of 4°C and a maximum of 14°C. During the day, cloud cover will increase and the wind will also intensify.

According to the SMN, at night gusts of between 42 and 50 km/h could be recorded. Still, there is no chance of rain.

Thursday, July 2: the coldest day of the week

Thursday is shaping up to be the coldest day of the entire week. A minimum of 2°C is expected in the City of Buenos Aires, with readings close to 0°C in areas of the suburbs.

The sky will remain partially cloudy and the maximum will barely reach 12°C. The influx of cold air will keep the winter atmosphere throughout the day.

Forecast for Friday and the weekend

Friday will continue to be cold, although with a slight recovery. The SMN forecasts a minimum of 4°C and a maximum of 13°C, with variable cloudiness and no rain.

On Saturday and Sunday, minimum temperatures will rise to 8°C, while maximums will return to around 13°C. No precipitation is expected for either day.

How the cold will continue in the AMBA

The next few days will be dominated by a succession of very cold dawns and afternoons with moderate thermal recovery thanks to the presence of the sun.

Although the maximums will prevent completely polar days, the influx of cold air will maintain a fully winter atmosphere, especially during the early hours of each day.