The National Meteorological Service (SMN) anticipates another cold day in the City of Buenos Aires and the Greater Buenos Aires area. This Thursday, May 21 began with a minimum temperature of 6 degrees, in the context of a week marked by cold air and typical late autumn mornings.
According to the updated forecast from the SMN, the weather in the AMBA will remain stable, with no rain and skies ranging from partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. The maximum expected for today is just 13°C.
The SMN anticipates another cold day in the City of Buenos Aires and the Greater Buenos Aires area.
How the weather will be this Thursday, May 21 in the AMBA
Thursday is expected to be one of the coldest days of the week in the AMBA. During the early morning and morning, mostly cloudy skies prevailed, while in the afternoon, there may be some moments of partial cloudiness.
The wind blows from the south and southwest, with estimated speeds between 7 and 12 km/h, according to the official report from the National Meteorological Service.
Minimum: 6°C
Maximum: 13°C
Sky: mostly cloudy
Rain: not expected
Extended forecast: when temperatures will rise in Buenos Aires
According to the extended forecast from the SMN, temperatures will begin to gradually recover starting this weekend.
Extended forecast - SMN
Friday will still maintain cold conditions, although a slight thermal rise in the maximums is expected on Saturday and Sunday.
This is how the weather will continue in the AMBA
Friday 22: minimum of 7°C and maximum of 13°C, with partly cloudy skies.
Saturday 23: minimum of 9°C and maximum of 15°C, with good conditions and sunshine.
Sunday 24: minimum of 11°C and maximum of 16°C, with variable cloudiness.
Monday 25: minimum of 12°C and maximum of 19°C.
Tuesday 26: minimum of 12°C and maximum of 19°C.
The cold will remain present during several mornings
Although the afternoons will have a gradual temperature recovery, the SMN maintains the forecast of cold mornings for the coming days in Buenos Aires.
The cold will remain present for several mornings.
The combination of cold air, south winds, and low humidity will continue to create typical late autumn conditions in the metropolitan area.
