The SMN alerts for heat and rain in the AMBA: this is how the week goes

The weather in the AMBA has changed since this Tuesday, March 31, with a marked increase in temperature and the return of unstable conditions, according to the National Weather Service (SMN) ).

After a more stable start to the week, the body anticipates warm and humid days, with a probability of rain starting Wednesday and highs that return to around 30 degrees.

Forecast for today, Tuesday, March 31 at the AMBA

According to the SMN, this Tuesday presents more stable conditions:

• Minimum: 22°C Maximum: 29°C

• Sky:

• mostly cloudy to partly cloudy Probability of rain:

• low (0-10%)

It will be a warm day

, with

humidity present but without significant phenomena.

When will the rains return to the AMBA

According to updated data from the National Weather Service, the most important change will come on Wednesday, April 1.

That day will be marked by unstable conditions throughout the day:

• Early morning: mostly cloudy skies Tomorrow: isolated

• showers Afternoon:

• intermittent rains Night:

• possible storms

The temperature will move between

22°C and 30°C, in a context of heat and humidity.

Heat and humidity: how is the weather for the week The

extended SMN forecast shows a week with high temperatures and weather variability: Thursday 2:

• unstable, with showers and a maximum of 29°C Friday 3: improvement, partly cloudy skies and 29°C

• Saturday 4: slight decline, maximum of 26°C

• Sunday: cooler conditions, with 25°C The pattern

will be typical of the beginning of autumn: warm days, high humidity and intermittent rains

.

What the SMN says about the beginning of April

The National Weather Service warns that April begins with an unstable scenario, where high temperatures are combined with

a probability of precipitation.

Although generalized extreme events are not expected, rains could be more intense at specific times, especially around Wednesday night.

Recommendations for rains and storms

Avoid driving during intense storms

Keep drains and gutters clean Secure

objects on balconies or patios Consult official sources such as the SMN

Authorities

recommend following official reports and taking precautions against

• possible sudden changes in the

weather.