Weather in the AMBA: the SMN confirmed storms for tomorrow and the return of the cold

The weather in the AMBA is experiencing another day of cloudiness this Wednesday, August 5, without intense cold, while the main event of the week approaches: the storms on Thursday. According to the forecast from the National Meteorological Service (SMN), the probability of rain could rise to 70% during tomorrow.

After this peak of instability, the weekend will bring a marked improvement, with clear skies and a steady drop in temperatures by Monday.

Wednesday 5: cloudy weather without rain

Today starts with a low of 12°C and a low probability of rain, between 0% and 10%. The sky will remain mostly cloudy throughout the morning.

The high will reach 16°C, with a thermal sensation between 7°C and 13°C.

Thursday 6: the day of greatest instability

Thursday marks the turning point of the week. The low will be 13°C, with a probability of rain between 40% and 70% from the morning, which will remain high throughout the day with thunderstorms.

The high will barely reach 14°C. An accumulation of water is expected to be between 42 and 50 millimeters in the morning, rising to between 60 and 69 millimeters by the afternoon and evening, on the most critical day of the weekly forecast.

Friday 7: the sun and cold arrive

On Friday, the outlook improves suddenly. The low will drop to 5°C, with clear skies and no probability of rain.

The high will reach 15°C, marking the return of the sun after Thursday's instability.

Saturday 8 to Monday 10: cold and stable weekend

On Saturday, the low will be 7°C, with clear skies and a high of 14°C. Sunday continues the cold trend, with a low of 4°C and a high of 13°C.

Monday the 10th closes the forecast with the coldest day of all: a low of 3°C and a high of 12°C, with no probability of rain in any case.