Weather in the AMBA: how long the bad weather will last and how the week begins

The weather in the AMBA remains unstable this Monday, June 8, with rain at various times throughout the day and a humid atmosphere in the City of Buenos Aires and the Greater Buenos Aires area. However, the updated forecast from the National Meteorological Service (SMN) anticipates a gradual improvement starting Tuesday.

After a weekend marked by precipitation, the week will begin still under adverse conditions. Nevertheless, the outlook will change quickly, leading to several consecutive days without rain in the metropolitan region.

How long will it rain in Buenos Aires, according to the SMN

According to the official forecast, this Monday will be the last day with significant chances of precipitation in the short term.

During the early morning and morning, there are chances of rain between 40% and 70%, while in the afternoon, the probabilities drop to a range of 10% to 40%. By night, the percentage decreases to values close to 10%.

Temperatures will range between 12°C minimum and 15°C maximum, with overcast skies for much of the day.

Sun returns to the AMBA on Tuesday

The improvement will begin to solidify from Tuesday, June 9. The SMN forecasts a day without rain and with intervals of sunshine during the morning and afternoon.

Additionally, a more marked thermal drop will be recorded. The minimum will be just 9°C, while the maximum will reach 15°C.

The combination of cooler air and lower humidity will provide a much more pleasant sensation compared to previous days.

How the weather will continue for the rest of the week

The extended forecast shows a stable week in the City of Buenos Aires and the Greater Buenos Aires area, with no new rain expected at least until next weekend.

Mornings will be cool, with minimums close to 9°C and 10°C, while afternoons will maintain typical autumn temperatures.

Extended SMN forecast for the AMBA

• Monday, June 8: minimum of 12°C and maximum of 15°C, rain for much of the day and improvement towards night.

• Tuesday, June 9: minimum of 9°C and maximum of 15°C, partly cloudy and no precipitation.

What will happen to temperatures after the storm

After the rain on this Monday, the influx of cooler air will cause colder mornings for much of the week.

However, the SMN does not currently foresee an intense cold wave in the AMBA. Temperatures will remain within the usual values for the first half of June.

With the end of the precipitation and the return of the sun, the second half of the week looks much more stable and favorable for outdoor activities.

SMN recommendations while the rain continues

• Avoid traveling on flooded streets.

• Do not take out the trash while the rain persists.

• Keep drains and gutters clean.

• Disconnect electrical appliances if water enters the home.

• Check official updates before traveling.