The SMN forecasts stable days in the AMBA and anticipates the return of rain for the weekend.
The first signs of instability will appear on Saturday, June 6. The agency estimates precipitation probabilities between 10% and 40% at different times of the day.
Temperatures will range between 15°C and 18°C, in a context of higher humidity and persistent cloudiness.
The weather forecast in the AMBA for this Thursday, June 4 anticipates a cool day, with variable cloudiness and no rain. According to the National Meteorological Service (SMN), stable conditions will continue for most of the week before the return of instability during the weekend.
After several days with fog and mostly overcast skies, the agency expects typical autumn temperatures and a favorable scenario for outdoor activities. However, the probability of rain will begin to increase between Saturday and Sunday.
According to the SMN, this Thursday will have a minimum temperature of 14°C and a maximum of 17°C in the City of Buenos Aires and the surrounding area.
The day will start with fog in some areas and partly cloudy skies. In the afternoon and evening, cloudiness will continue, although with no significant chances of precipitation.
Friday, June 5 will maintain similar conditions, with temperatures ranging between 14°C and 19°C.
The sky will remain between partly cloudy and mostly cloudy throughout the day. The SMN does not foresee rain for that day, although humidity will remain high.
The situation will continue on Sunday, June 7, when the chances of rain will remain between 10% and 40% both in the early morning and in the afternoon hours.
For Monday, June 8, the forecast indicates a gradual improvement in weather conditions. The probabilities of precipitation will drop to values between 0% and 10%.
That day, temperatures are expected to be between 11°C and 15°C, while on Tuesday, June 9, stable weather will continue with similar readings and no rain expected.
The outlook for the coming days in the AMBA shows marked stability until Friday. Only during the weekend could isolated rains and intervals of instability be recorded.
For now, the National Meteorological Service has not issued alerts for the City of Buenos Aires or the Greater Buenos Aires area, although it will continue to update the forecast as the weekend approaches.
