After several days of more stable conditions, rain returns to the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires according to the forecast from the National Meteorological Service. Residents should prepare for a weekend with precipitation and low temperatures.
For Saturday, June 13, isolated rain is expected in the afternoon, with a probability of precipitation that could reach 70 percent. By night, the chance of showers decreases to 40 percent, with a temperature around 10 degrees.
Additionally, during the afternoon and night on Saturday, winds from the south will blow with gusts of up to 50 kilometers per hour, contributing to a lower thermal sensation.
The day-by-day detail
Friday, June 12, will start with fog in the early morning and morning, and a low of 8 degrees. In the afternoon, partially cloudy skies are expected, with a high of 17 degrees and northwest winds of up to 31 kilometers per hour.
On Saturday, as mentioned, the sky will be mostly cloudy from early on, with a low of 9 degrees. Isolated rain will arrive in the afternoon and possible showers at night, accompanied by those strong southern winds.
Sunday, June 14, will be colder, with a low of 4 degrees and somewhat cloudy skies in the morning. In the afternoon, the sky will be slightly cloudy and the high will barely reach 10 degrees.
To close the long weekend, Monday, June 15, is expected to be a clearer day: low of 4 degrees, high of 12, and clear skies throughout the day.
Recommendations for bad weather
With the arrival of these precipitation and the marked drop in temperatures, it is important to take precautions. The southern winds on Saturday may cause discomfort, especially in coastal or exposed areas of the AMBA.
Meteorological authorities recommend that residents check updates from the SMN, as forecasts may be adjusted. Going out with appropriate clothing and an umbrella will be key to enjoying the weekend without setbacks.
This type of weather pattern is common at this time of year in the region, where autumn-winter brings greater instability. The combination of clouds, rain, and cold forces a reconsideration of outdoor activities.
In summary, the long weekend will have a Saturday with a higher chance of rain, while Sunday and Monday will remain cold but calmer. Residents are already preparing for these conditions that mark the advance of winter.
The complete forecast indicates that after Saturday's instability, conditions will gradually improve, allowing for a holiday closure with more sun, although temperatures will remain low.
It is essential to stay informed through official sources for any last-minute changes in the weather for Buenos Aires and surrounding areas.
