The weather in the AMBA will have polar air, very low minimums, and gusts of up to 50 km/h for several days
The sky will remain partially cloudy, and the wind will lose intensity compared to Thursday, although the environment will still be typically wintry.
On Saturday, there will be a low of 8°C and a high of 15°C, with variable cloudiness and no rain expected.
On Sunday, the maximum temperature will drop again to 11°C, while the minimum will remain at 8°C. Additionally, gusts of between 42 and 50 km/h are expected during the day.
The beginning of next week will maintain winter characteristics. For Monday, the forecast anticipates a low of 6°C and a high of 10°C, with partially cloudy skies and no precipitation.
Wind gusts could also reach between 42 and 50 km/h during the early morning and morning, reinforcing the feeling of cold.
The influx of cold air will leave several mornings with very low temperatures throughout the metropolitan area, especially in the suburbs, where the readings tend to be lower than those observed in the City of Buenos Aires due to the heat island effect.
While the afternoons will offer a slight thermal recovery, the cold will persist for several consecutive days. Thursday appears to be the most critical point of the forecast, while the rest of the week will maintain fully wintry conditions.
The weather in the AMBA will continue with a marked intrusion of polar air during the first days of July. According to the National Meteorological Service (SMN), very low temperatures are expected in the mornings, cold afternoons, and gusts of wind that will increase the thermal sensation.
After a Tuesday with mostly clear skies and a high of 14°C, this Wednesday, July 1st marks the beginning of the most rigorous part of the forecast. Thursday will be the coldest day of the week, and then temperatures will remain low for several days.
On Wednesday, there will be a low of 4°C and a high of 14°C in the City of Buenos Aires, with partially cloudy skies for much of the day.
The wind will begin to intensify as the hours go by, and during the night gusts of between 42 and 50 km/h could be recorded, which will cause an even lower thermal sensation. The end of the day will arrive with about 8°C.
Thursday will be the most demanding moment from a meteorological point of view. The SMN forecasts a low of 3°C and a high of just 11°C.
The influx of polar air will keep a very cold environment throughout the day. Although sunshine is expected, warm clothing will remain essential from morning until night.
On Friday, the cold will persist, although with a slight recovery in the maximum temperature. The day will start at 4°C and reach 13°C.
