Weather in the AMBA: what time the rains start according to the SMN and how the weekend looks

The weather in the AMBA wakes up this Friday, July 24 with chance of rain, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN). An unstable day is expected, with chances of precipitation increasing towards the afternoon.

The official forecast indicates a minimum of 11°C and a maximum of 15°C for the day. Towards the weekend, the outlook gradually improves, although cloudiness remains a key feature.

What time do the rains start this Friday

During the morning, the SMN predicts a probability of rain between 10% and 40%, with a temperature of 12°C and light northeast winds.

The chance of precipitation rises in the afternoon, with a range between 10% and 40%, and a maximum of 15°C. By night, the probability remains high, between 10% and 40%, with the temperature dropping to 12°C.

How the weather continues in the AMBA over the weekend

On Saturday 25, the SMN does not foresee rain during the morning or afternoon, with a minimum of 10°C and a maximum of 16°C. Towards the night, there is a slight chance of precipitation, between 0% and 10%.

On Sunday 26, the improvement continues, with no chance of rain and a thermal jump: the minimum will be 10°C and the maximum will reach 17°C.

Extended forecast: how next week looks

On Monday 27, good weather is expected to continue, with no rain forecast, a minimum of 12°C and a maximum of 17°C.

On Tuesday 28, colder air will move in, with a minimum of 13°C and a maximum of 16°C. On Wednesday 29, the thermal drop will continue, with a minimum of 10°C and a maximum of 14°C.

What the medium-term models say

According to the SMN analyses, the second half of the week would bring slightly higher temperatures than in the previous days, with fewer periods of rain probability. Still, some afternoons could again be affected by atmospheric instability.

The first month of astronomical winter has already passed, which means that scenarios of intense frosts would be less frequent from now on. Nevertheless, low temperatures will continue to be present for several more days.