The SMN forecasts moderate cold, variable skies, and a Father's Day without rain in the AMBA
Sunday, the date when Father's Day is celebrated, will have conditions similar to Saturday. The SMN anticipates a partially cloudy sky, a minimum of 7°C, and a maximum of 15°C.
No rain is forecast for the day, so the outlook supports family plans, gatherings, and outdoor activities.
The weather in the AMBA improves this Friday, June 19 after the rains on Thursday. According to the National Meteorological Service (SMN), the region will have a Father's Day weekend with moderate cold, variable cloudiness, and no new precipitation.
Temperatures will remain stable over the next few days. The minimums will be between 6°C and 8°C, while the maximums will hover around 14°C and 15°C in the City of Buenos Aires and surrounding areas.
This Friday started with a somewhat cloudy sky and a minimum close to 8°C. After Thursday's instability, the weather will tend to stabilize for the rest of the day.
According to the SMN, no rain is expected for this Friday. The afternoon will have some sunny spells, light to moderate winds, and a maximum of 14°C.
By night, the sky will remain partially cloudy and the temperature will drop to 11°C. It will be a cool closing, but without any meteorological surprises.
Saturday will start with a cold morning in the AMBA. The expected minimum is 6°C, with slightly lower values in some areas of the Buenos Aires metropolitan area.
During the afternoon, the sky will remain partially cloudy and the temperature will reach 15°C. There is no chance of rain, making it a favorable day for outdoor activities.
The wind will remain light and no sudden changes are expected during the night.
Cloudiness may be present at various times throughout the day, but without causing instability. The atmosphere will remain cool, especially during the morning and night.
Sunday will also mark the beginning of astronomical winter in the southern hemisphere. In the case of Buenos Aires, the new season will arrive without an outbreak of extreme cold.
The forecast for the coming days will be cold mornings, cool afternoons, and a low probability of precipitation.
For Monday, June 22, the SMN predicts a minimum of 7°C and a maximum of 14°C, with a partially cloudy sky.
Tuesday and Wednesday will maintain a similar trend, with minimums close to 6°C and maximums between 13°C and 14°C. For now, no new rains appear in the extended forecast for the AMBA.
After Thursday's episode of instability, the weather will become more stable with typical June temperatures. Warm clothing will still be necessary, especially during the early hours of the day.
