Saturday 23: minimum of 8°C and maximum of 15°C.
Sunday 24: minimum of 9°C and maximum of 17°C.
The SMN anticipates another cold week in the AMBA, with low minimums and no rain.
Saturday 23: minimum of 8°C and maximum of 15°C.
Sunday 24: minimum of 9°C and maximum of 17°C.
The weather in the AMBA continues to be marked by the influx of polar air this Tuesday, May 19, with low temperatures, clear skies, and dry conditions in the City of Buenos Aires and the Greater Buenos Aires area.
According to the latest forecast from the National Meteorological Service (SMN), the week will continue with stable conditions and cold days. Additionally, no rain is expected in the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires over the next few days.
The SMN forecasts a minimum temperature of 6 degrees and a maximum of 19 degrees in the City of Buenos Aires for this Tuesday.
For most of the day, the sky will remain clear, while cloud cover may slightly increase towards the evening.
The wind will blow between 13 and 22 km/h, and the probability of precipitation remains at 0%.
The influx of cold air will continue to affect the AMBA throughout the week, although with slight thermal variations.
Wednesday 20: minimum of 7°C and maximum of 16°C, with partly cloudy skies.
Thursday 21: minimum of 5°C and maximum of 13°C, with variable cloudiness.
Friday 22: minimum of 6°C and maximum of 14°C, with partly cloudy skies.
Mornings will continue to be cold in the City and the suburbs, especially during the early hours of the day.
The polar air mass also affects provinces in central and northern Argentina, where weak to moderate frosts continue.
Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Santa Fe, Entre Ríos, Mendoza, and San Luis are among the areas most impacted by the temperature drop.
As meteorologist Leonardo De Benedictis explained, the predominance of dry air at low levels of the atmosphere favors stability and reduces the chances of precipitation.
Although the extreme cold has reignited speculation about possible snowfall in the AMBA, current weather models do not show favorable conditions for the phenomenon to occur.
For it to snow in Buenos Aires, a combination of cold air at the surface and at altitude is needed, along with sufficient humidity to generate frozen precipitation.
For now, the SMN does not forecast rain or scenarios compatible with snowfall in the City of Buenos Aires and the suburbs.