The morning continues with rain in the AMBA, but it improves toward the afternoon. The cold settles in, and the week will bring more drops
This day will have a "Friday aroma" due to the Wednesday holiday, allowing for outdoor activities without major inconveniences.
For Wednesday, April 2, Veterans and Fallen in the Malvinas War Day, a pleasant day is expected. The minimum will be 14°C and the maximum 24°C, with partly cloudy skies and no rain in sight.
Starting Thursday, the south wind will intensify and the temperature will drop significantly. Variable cloudiness and lower thermal amplitude are expected.
Friday will bring the most abrupt change: minimum of 6°C and maximum of 17°C. Bertolotti did not hesitate to call it "winter," forecasting cold mornings and a low thermal sensation.
The meteorologist Matías Bertolotti detailed how the weather will evolve in the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires (AMBA) in the coming days. After a weekend with rain and falling temperatures, a new cold air reinforcement is expected to bring more winter-like conditions by Friday.
Temperatures dropped considerably after the entry of a cold front, and the decline is expected to continue. Bertolotti explained that autumn is beginning to stabilize, marking the end of warm days and the arrival of colder mornings.
This Monday, March 31 begins with rain in the City of Buenos Aires and the Buenos Aires suburbs. According to Bertolotti, the precipitation will persist during the morning due to the presence of a "frontal band", but it will improve as the day progresses.
In the afternoon, cloudy skies are expected with a maximum temperature of 21°C, marking a difference of almost 10°C compared to Sunday. The wind will blow from the south, contributing to the cool feeling.
Tuesday, April 1 will have a minimum of 12°C and a maximum of 22°C. The sky will be partly cloudy during the day, with more cloudiness toward the afternoon and evening.