AMBA: Matías Bertolotti anticipated when the last storm will arrive and how long it will rain

Everything remains wet and unstable in Buenos Aires City and surrounding areas. Although the strongest storms have already passed, according to Matías Bertolotti there's still one more to come, expected for the night of Wednesday, May 7.

The meteorologist assured that the weather remains heavy and with little ventilation. He also made it clear that it would only start to improve on Wednesday night, with the help of the south wind.

How is the weather today in the AMBA?

This Tuesday, May 6, the sky remains cloudy throughout the day. The maximum temperature expected is 22 degrees, with a humid, mild environment and almost no wind.

At some point, there might be drizzles or fog. The day will be very similar to Monday, without major changes. The air still feels heavy and hasn't cooled down yet.

The last storm of this series arrives tonight, between 8 and 9 PM. There will be storms of varying intensity that will mark the end of the unstable period.

The weather for tomorrow, Thursday, May 8

Wednesday starts still unstable, with a chance of some isolated showers during the morning. Only from sunset will the south wind begin to clear the sky.

A minimum of 17°C (62.6°F) and a maximum of 21°C (69.8°F) are expected. The environment will remain cool and somewhat cloudy, but with no strong storms on the horizon.

Extended forecast: how does the week continue?

According to Bertolotti's forecast, the weekend looks spectacular. Saturday and Sunday are expected to remain cool and mostly sunny, setting the stage for two ideal days.

• Saturday: 12°C (53.6°F) minimum and 23°C (73.4°F) maximum, sunny.
• Sunday: 13°C (55.4°F) minimum and 23°C (73.4°F) maximum, also sunny.

Recommendations for Tuesday, May 6

• Don't go out without a raincoat if you need to move at night.
• Avoid dressing in very warm clothes. The air is warm and heavy.
• Be patient: Wednesday starts to improve.