The SMN forecasts isolated fog and a cool, stable week without rain in the AMBA.
Thursday, June 4: minimum of 13°C and maximum of 18°C, with no rain expected.
Friday, June 5: slight thermal rise, with readings between 14°C and 20°C.
Saturday, June 6: temperatures between 15°C and 19°C, mostly cloudy skies, and low probability of precipitation.
The AMBA started this Monday, June 1 with typical autumn conditions: high humidity, the presence of fog in various areas, and mostly overcast skies. After the violet warning issued by the SMN over the weekend, the phenomenon began to lose intensity, although there are still areas with reduced visibility during the early hours of the day.
According to the updated forecast, no rain is expected for the City of Buenos Aires or the Greater Buenos Aires area. The temperature will range between a minimum of 9°C and a maximum of 16°C, with light winds predominantly from the east.
The violet warning issued by the National Meteorological Service reached a large part of the center and northeast of the country on Sunday. The affected provinces included Buenos Aires, Entre Ríos, Santa Fe, Corrientes, Chaco, Formosa, La Pampa, parts of Córdoba, and northern Río Negro.
The agency warned about the presence of persistent fog and fog banks capable of significantly reducing visibility, especially during the early morning and the first hours of the day.
This type of phenomenon occurs when the air close to the ground reaches the dew point and humidity condenses into small suspended droplets. Low temperatures, weak winds, and high humidity favor its formation.
According to the official forecast from the SMN, the day will develop with mostly cloudy skies and no chance of precipitation.
The expected temperatures for this Monday will range between 9°C and 16°C. The winds will continue to be light and will contribute to a slow improvement in visibility as the day progresses.
Although the fog no longer presents the intensity observed on Sunday, isolated fog banks could still be recorded in access points, roads, and suburban areas during the early hours.
The meteorological outlook shows a stable week, with few thermal variations and no significant rain for the AMBA.
Tuesday, June 2: minimum of 10°C and maximum of 15°C, with mostly cloudy skies.
Wednesday, June 3: temperatures between 12°C and 17°C, with persistent cloudiness.
The updated data from the SMN shows that the cool and humid environment will continue to dominate the first week of June, although with a gradual trend towards rising maximum temperatures towards the end of the week.
In the event of reduced visibility episodes, the agency recommends taking extra precautions while driving and staying informed through official channels.
Reduce speed.
Maintain a safe distance between vehicles.
Use low beams and fog lights.
Avoid overtaking.
Postpone trips if visibility is very low.
Although the situation is improving compared to recent days, humidity conditions will continue to favor the appearance of morning fog in various parts of the AMBA over the next few days.
