Meteorologist Matías Bertolotti provided an outlook on the weather in the AMBA for this Wednesday, October 22. The day will feature a humid, warm, and unstable atmosphere, with possible isolated showers and periods of sunshine throughout the day.
The specialist explained that the instability is concentrated over central and northern Buenos Aires, although most of the day will pass without rain. Nevertheless, he recommended bringing a raincoat or lightweight waterproof jacket just in case.
Clima de hoy
Today's weather: Wednesday, October 22
During the day, the weather will be mild to warm, with a high around 27 degrees (80.6°F). Intervals of sun and clouds are expected, along with some short-lived showers that could appear at times.
"Most of the day will not see rain, but at certain times there may be showers lasting 10 or 15 minutes," Bertolotti indicated. Toward the evening, the sky will tend to improve and the temperature will drop to about 23 degrees (73.4°F).
Tomorrow's weather: Thursday, October 23
Tomorrow is expected to bring the peak heat of the week. Thursday will bring a partly cloudy sky and decreasing humidity, with a low of 21 degrees (69.8°F) and a high of 31 degrees (87.8°F). "We'll be surrounded by storm areas, although not all of them will reach the city," the meteorologist clarified.
Extended forecast: rain, improvement, and then cold
Friday, the 24th will bring a change in weather: rain and storms of varying intensity are expected during the early morning and morning, with temporary improvements during the day. Precipitation will return at night. Temperatures will range between 19 and 23 degrees (66.2 and 73.4°F).
Saturday, the 25th will gradually improve, with morning rain and a partly cloudy afternoon. The low will be 16 degrees (60.8°F) and the high 23 degrees (73.4°F). Sunday, the 26th, will remain more stable, with variable cloudiness and a slight drop in temperature: low of 11 degrees (51.8°F) and high of 23 degrees (73.4°F).
Pronóstico extendido
Next week, polar air arrives
According to Bertolotti, starting Monday, cold air with polar characteristics will begin to move in, causing a marked drop in temperature. "We could have completely winter-like mornings," he anticipated. He did not even rule out that many people may turn their heaters back on for a few days.
