On Saturday, the coldest weather arrives in Buenos Aires: a low of 3° and then it gradually warms up

The National Meteorological Service has forecast a significant drop in temperature for the City of Buenos Aires over the weekend. After a cool Friday, the cold air will intensify in the early hours of Saturday, August 22, when the lowest minimum of the week is expected.

According to the official forecast, that day the temperature will drop to 3 degrees, with a maximum of 14 degrees. No rain is expected and the sky will remain mostly clear. The southwest wind, blowing between 7 and 22 kilometers per hour, may make the wind chill feel even lower during the morning.

Friday the 21st already started with cool values: a minimum of 6 degrees and a maximum of 12. Saturday marks the peak of the cold, while Sunday sees a slight rise in the minimum to 4 degrees and the maximum at 13 degrees. In all three days, conditions remain stable, with no precipitation and skies ranging from clear to partly cloudy.

The early hours of Saturday will be the coldest moment. Those who need to wake up early or travel should dress warmly, as the southwest wind enhances the feeling of cold. Nevertheless, the sun will be present and no downpours are expected to complicate the weekend.

How the weather continues after the weekend

Starting Monday, August 24, temperatures will begin to gradually recover. That day the minimum rises to 6 degrees and the maximum reaches 13. Tuesday continues the upward trend, with a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 14.

For Wednesday, the SMN forecasts a minimum of 12 degrees and a maximum of 17. On Thursday, the thermometer continues to rise: a minimum of 13 degrees and a maximum of 20. Thus, by the end of next week, the intense cold will be behind us and the weather will become milder.

In summary, the weekend brings the coldest moment, with Saturday the 22nd being the day with a minimum of 3 degrees. After that, the rise is gradual and stable, with no rain in sight in the short term. It is worth following the forecast day by day, as values may adjust, but the general trend points to a marked drop followed by a slow recovery.

Those planning outdoor activities this Saturday and Sunday will find dry and sunny conditions, although with the need for extra warmth in the early hours of the morning. Starting Monday, the outlook improves and temperatures gradually approach more comfortable values for this time of year.