The AMBA starts the week with a stable climate, after the heavy stormsthat affected the region over the weekend. According to the forecast from the National Meteorological Service (SMN), no rain is expected this Monday or for most of the following days.
After the flooding recorded in the suburbs due to Saturday's storms, the weather will remain mostly stable throughout the week, with a slight increase in temperatures towards Thursday.
The AMBA starts the week with stable weather
Monday 3: stable weather and no rain
Today starts with a low of 11°C and virtually no chance of rain (0%). The sky will be partly cloudy during the morning.
The high will reach 16°C, with a thermal sensation between 7°C and 12°C.
Tuesday 4 and Wednesday 5: rising temperatures
On Tuesday, the low will be 10°C, with a chance of rain between 0% and 10% and a high of 17°C.
Tuesday 4 and Wednesday 5: temperatures on the rise
On Wednesday, the thermal improvement will continue, with a low of 11°C and a high also reaching 17°C, with no changes in the probability of precipitation.
Thursday 6: the warmest day of the week
Thursday is shaping up to be the mildest day, with a low of 13°C and a high of 18°C. The chance of rain remains low, between 0% and 10%.
Extended forecast - SMN
Friday 7 and Saturday 8: a cool and stable end to the week
On Friday, the low will drop to 9°C, with a high of 15°C and no chance of rain.
Saturday will repeat that pattern, with a low of 9°C and a high of 15°C, closing a week without expected precipitation in the AMBA.
