The weather in the AMBA begins this Monday, May 4, with stable conditions and moderate temperatures. According to the National Weather Service (SMN), the week will see a progressive increase in instability.
The forecast predicts rain in the middle of the week and a marked drop in temperature by Friday, which will be the coldest day.
The weather in the AMBA begins this Monday, May 4, with stable conditions
What is the weather like today Monday, May 4
For this Monday, the SMN expects partly cloudy skies, with a minimum of 10°C and a maximum of 21°C.
The wind remains light and no precipitation is expected throughout the day.
What days will it rain in the AMBA this week
According to the official forecast, the rains will be concentrated at two times of the week: Wednesday, May 6:
showers in the afternoon and night, with a probability of up to 40% Friday,
May 8: showers during the afternoon/night, with a similar probability. The rest of the days will have variable cloud cover, with
a low chance of precipitation.
What days does it rain in the AMBA this week
Extended day by day forecast
Tuesday, May 5
. Rising temperatures, with a minimum of 15°C and a maximum of 24°C.
Mostly cloudy skies without rain
.
Wednesday, May 6
Minimum of 17°C and maximum of 21°C. Rain is expected during the afternoon/night
. Extended day by day forecast
Thursday, May 7 Minimum of
17°C and maximum of 20°C. Cloudy skies, with a low chance of rain
.
Friday, May 8
, marked temperature drop, with a minimum of 8°C and a maximum of 14°C. Showers and gusty wind are expected
.
Saturday, May 9
Similar conditions, with a minimum of 8°C and a maximum of 15°C. The rains persist during the morning.
Extended Forecast - SMN
What causes rains and a drop in temperature The
SMN indicates that the entry of a cold front from the south interacts with humid air present in the region. This process favors cloud formation and precipitation.
After the passage of the system, a cooler air mass is installed, which explains the drop in temperature towards the end of the week.
