The yellow alert for storms in the AMBA remains in effect this Thursday, August 6. The National Meteorological Service (SMN) forecasts rain, storms, and gusts of up to 69 km/h throughout much of the day.
As the system advances, a marked drop in temperature is expected. By nightfall, cold air will move in, and conditions will begin to improve heading into Friday.
What the weather will be like this Thursday, August 6
According to the SMN, the day started with fog and mostly overcast skies. As the hours go by, instability will increase, and rain and storms will develop.
The probability of precipitation will be between 40% and 70% from the afternoon into the night. The temperature will reach a maximum of 14 °C and drop to 9 °C by the end of the day.
Additionally, gusts of between 60 and 69 km/h are expected, especially during the afternoon and night, with winds shifting to the south.
When the weather improves in the AMBA
According to the forecast from the National Meteorological Service, conditions will begin to stabilize during the early hours of Friday.
For Friday, August 7, no rain is expected. The temperature will range between 5 °C and 13 °C, with partially clear skies and southwest winds.
