Matías Bertolotti announced storms with a yellow alert for next weekend in the AMBA.

Meteorologist Matías Bertolotti anticipated a complicated Friday in the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA), with storms that have already triggered the yellow alert from the National Meteorological Service.

Bad weather is affecting not only Capital Federal but also much of the province of Buenos Aires and the center of the country. The weekend will show an improvement, but first there will be two very unstable days to get through.

Today's weather: storms starting in the morning

For this Friday, September 19, a high of 22 degrees (72°F) is expected, with storms starting in the late morning. There may be intense showers between 10 and 11, with partial improvements toward the afternoon and evening.

Bertolotti recommended going out with a raincoat and umbrella, since the rain could be locally heavy, although short-lived.

How the weather continues on Saturday

Saturday the 20th will be the most complicated day. With a low of 17 degrees (63°F) and a high of 20 degrees (68°F), storms could reach an intensity of 8 or 9 points on a scale of 1 to 10, especially during the afternoon.

According to the meteorologist, some could be severe in the city and the center of the country, so it will be important to stay alert for further updates.

Extended forecast: improvement for Sunday

On Sunday the 21st, Spring Day, the day will start with clouds but conditions will improve. A low of 13 degrees (55°F) and a high of 18 (64°F) are expected.

Monday and Tuesday will remain mild, with lows of 9 degrees (48°F) and highs near 20 (68°F), with skies ranging from cloudy to partly clear.