The SMN anticipates cold mornings and highs of up to 20°C in the AMBA

The weather in the AMBA is starting to leave behind the most intense cold, although the mornings will remain cool over the next few days. According to the National Meteorological Service, starting this Wednesday, July 8, a thermal rise is consolidating with highs of up to 20°C.

The improvement will be gradual between Wednesday and Friday, with warmer afternoons and marked thermal amplitude. By the weekend, the highs will drop again, although for now the SMN does not foresee significant rainfall for the region.

Weather in the AMBA this Wednesday: temperature rises

Wednesday began with mostly cloudy skies and a low of 6°C. During the morning, the atmosphere will remain cool, although without the extreme cold recorded at the beginning of the week.

As the hours pass, there will be some moments of sunshine, and the temperature will reach up to 20°C. By night, 14°C is expected with partially cloudy skies.

Thursday: stable weather and a high of 18°C

Thursday will maintain similar conditions, with a low of 8°C and a high of 18°C. The sky will have abundant cloud cover for much of the day.

The wind will be light, and the weather will remain stable. The night will end with a temperature close to 13°C.

Friday: high drops and more cloudiness

Friday will continue with stable weather in the AMBA. The SMN forecasts a low of 8°C and a high of 13°C, with mostly cloudy skies.

The official update practically rules out significant rainfall and only maintains a very low probability of precipitation during the morning.

How the weather will be over the weekend in the AMBA

Saturday will present mostly cloudy skies, a low of 10°C, and a high of 15°C. No rain is expected during the day.

For Sunday, the forecast anticipates a bit more sunshine, with a low of 6°C and a high of 12°C. The atmosphere will remain cool.

Monday will bring back the sun to the AMBA

Monday, July 13, will start with a low of 6°C and reach a high of 14°C. The sky will be mostly clear.

After several days with cold mornings, the outlook shows afternoons with greater thermal amplitude and more moderate temperatures for the second week of July.