Weather in the AMBA: what time it will rain according to the SMN and how the weather will continue this week

The weather this Monday, July 20 starts with rain in the AMBA, following the arrival of a cold front that brought southeast winds and unstable skies. According to the National Meteorological Service (SMN), the day will have a maximum of 14°C and a minimum of 8°C.

The probability of precipitation remains high for much of the day, although starting tomorrow the outlook will begin to clear up. The rest of the week is shaping up to have stable weather and rising temperatures towards the weekend.

Weather for today, Monday, July 20 in the AMBA

This Monday presents cloudy skies with rain, especially during the afternoon, when the probability of precipitation rises to between 10% and 40%.

The maximum will reach 14°C, while the morning minimum was 8°C. The wind will blow from the southeast, with speeds between 13 and 31 km/h.

Weather for tomorrow, Tuesday, July 21: rain will retreat

This Tuesday will mark a change in the forecast. The SMN predicts a minimum of 9°C and a maximum of 14°C, with low probability of precipitation, between 0% and 10%.

The cold will continue to be present, although the rain will lose prominence compared to previous days.

Weather for Wednesday, July 22

This Wednesday will have temperatures between 8°C and 13°C, according to the SMN. The probability of precipitation remains low, between 0% and 10%, so rain will be practically off the scene.

Weather for Thursday, July 23

This Thursday, the thermometer will move again between 8°C and 15°C, with no rain expected. The wind will continue blowing from the southeast, with speeds between 13 and 22 km/h.

How the weather continues over the weekend

This Friday 24 and Saturday 25 will close the week with stable conditions. Temperatures will range between 9°C and 15°C, with no precipitation expected according to the SMN.

The wind will remain from the southeast, with speeds between 13 and 22 km/h, thus closing a week that began with rain and ends with calmer weather, although still bearing the mark of winter.