The National Weather Service (SMN) has warned of possible storms in the Greater Buenos Aires Area (AMBA) in the coming days. The forecast indicates a return of instability at the beginning of next week. According to reports accessed by Noticias Argentinas, the good news is that this weekend, March 14 and 15, the weather will be clear with no precipitation. The official agency states that rain could return to the City of Buenos Aires and the surrounding area on Tuesday, March 17. The day is expected to start with mostly cloudy skies, but instability will increase as the day progresses, potentially developing storms in the afternoon and evening. A minimum temperature of 24 degrees and a maximum of 29 are forecast for Tuesday, with warm conditions favoring precipitation towards the end of the day. The extended forecast from the SMN indicates that during the early morning and morning, the sky will be mostly cloudy, while there is a probability of storms in the afternoon and night, some accompanied by electrical activity. In the lead-up to Tuesday, the weather in AMBA is expected to remain stable with rising temperatures. On Sunday and Monday, maximum temperatures could be near or above 30 degrees, with a hot and humid environment. This change in the forecast marks the return of instability at the start of the next week, so experts recommend following official updates from the National Weather Service for possible adjustments in the coming hours.
