The National Weather Service (SMN) issued a new yellow alert for south sector winds, with speeds ranging between 35 and 50 kilometers per hour and gusts that could exceed 70 km/h. As for temperatures, a cool day is expected, with thermometers ranging between 17 and 22 degrees. Given this scenario, the population is advised to stay informed, avoid traveling through flooded areas, and take precautions against strong gusts, especially at night. Bad weather will continue on Tuesday in the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA), with a day marked by persistent rains, weather alerts, and a slight drop in temperature, according to the official report from the National Weather Service (SMN). According to the SMN report, accessed by the Argentine News Agency, weather alerts will remain in effect until Wednesday, April 8, in the Federal Capital and its surroundings. Tuesday, April 7 Weather. According to the agency, precipitation will persist throughout the day, although the worst is expected in the early morning hours when a yellow alert for rain is in effect. During this period, the area will be affected by phenomena that could be locally strong, with accumulated precipitation values between 30 and 75 millimeters, which could even be exceeded in isolated areas. Additionally, the presence of embedded thunderstorms within the alert zones is not ruled out, which could momentarily intensify the conditions. Towards the night, the focus will shift from water to wind.
