The SMN forecasts a gradual improvement in temperatures during the long weekend.
For Monday, May 25, a national holiday, conditions will remain pleasant. A minimum of 12°C and a maximum of 19°C is expected, with partly cloudy skies and no chances of rain.
The afternoons of Sunday and Monday appear to be the best of the long weekend for going out, strolling, or engaging in outdoor activities.
The extended forecast shows that thermal relief will continue at the beginning of next week. On Tuesday, May 26, a maximum close to 19°C would be repeated, while on Wednesday, May 27, the temperature would range between 13°C and 18°C.
For now, the SMN does not foresee new entries of polar air or significant rain over the AMBA in the coming days.
According to current meteorological projections, isolated precipitation could reappear over the City and the surrounding area only around Thursday, May 28.
Until then, stable conditions will prevail, with cool mornings, warmer afternoons, and little presence of strong winds.
After several days with thermal sensations close to polar values, the AMBA will finally have a much more pleasant end to May.
After several days with winter weather, the AMBA is slowly starting to leave behind the most intense cold. According to the updated forecast from the National Meteorological Service (SMN), relief will arrive gradually during the long weekend for May 25, although mornings will remain cool.
This Friday, May 22 starts with a very cold environment in the City of Buenos Aires and the surrounding area, but the outlook will begin to improve from Saturday thanks to the arrival of northeast winds and the gradual increase in temperatures.
Friday will continue with typically winter conditions in the AMBA. The SMN forecasts a minimum of 7°C and a maximum of just 13°C, with skies ranging from partly cloudy to mostly cloudy at different times of the day.
The wind will blow lightly from the south and southwest, which will keep the thermal sensation low for much of the day. By night, the temperature will hover around 10°C and no rain is expected.
The thermal improvement will begin to be felt on Saturday, May 23. The forecast indicates a minimum of 9°C and a maximum of 15°C, with clear skies for a large part of the day.
The arrival of northeast winds will help cut the polar air circulation that dominated the week. Additionally, it will be an ideal day for outdoor activities, as the sun will be more prominent and the wind will be moderate.
Sunday, May 24 will show an even more marked improvement in the weather. The SMN anticipates a minimum of 11°C and a maximum of 16°C, with variable cloudiness and some sunny periods.
