The National Meteorological Service released the forecast for the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires for this Wednesday and the coming days. According to specialists, isolated rains are mainly expected in the afternoon, while the morning passed without precipitation despite the announced chances.
During the morning, 11 degrees were recorded. Although there was up to a 40% chance of isolated rains, no precipitation occurred in the area. The sky remained cloudy, and the conditions did not cause significant complications for usual activities.
In the afternoon, the scenario changes. Isolated rain probabilities are expected to rise again to around 40%, with a maximum temperature of 13 degrees. Additionally, gusts from the east are expected to reach up to 50 kilometers per hour.
By night, those chances of precipitation drop significantly to 10%. The sky will remain cloudy, the temperature will hover around 10 degrees, and wind gusts will continue, with intensities similar to those in the afternoon.
How the weather will continue on Thursday in the AMBA
For Thursday the 13th, the National Meteorological Service anticipates a fairly similar outlook regarding the possibility of isolated rains. In the early morning, the probability is around 10%, with a minimum of 8 degrees and a cloudy sky.
During the afternoon of that day, the chances rise again to 40% for isolated rains. The expected maximum is 12 degrees. Specialists note that these are isolated precipitation events, so a widespread event across the entire metropolitan area is not anticipated.
On Thursday night, the probability of rain drops again to 10%. The temperature will remain close to 10 degrees. The pattern of cloudiness and the presence of wind remain as notable features of the forecast.
These values confirm a stretch of cool days, with temperatures barely exceeding 13 degrees at most and minimums around 8 degrees. The east wind, with gusts of up to 50 kilometers per hour, will be another factor to consider on both Wednesday and Thursday.
The SMN forecast emphasizes that the expected rains are isolated and with moderate probabilities. This means that some areas of the AMBA may receive rain while others remain practically dry. The evolution throughout the day shows a peak in chances in the afternoons and a clear decrease during the nights.
