After a period of stable temperatures across much of Argentina, the weather is about to take a turn with the return of rain set to dominate, primarily impacting the central and northern regions of the country. This climatic phenomenon will bring along storms and, in higher-altitude areas, snowfall. According to Meteored, a trough moving in from the south will alter the weather conditions.
“When do the rains start in Argentina?”
The rainfall is expected to begin affecting mainly provinces in the central and northern regions between June 14th and 15th. Forecasts suggest that the rains will be intermittent, with storms alternating with calm spells.
In provinces like Misiones, Santa Fe, Córdoba, San Luis, and NOA (Northwest Argentina), the impact of these rains will vary. The precipitation won’t be continuous but rather interspersed with dry days. However, they could become intense at times—especially in Misiones and northeastern Argentina.
“In the central and northern provinces, expect intermittent but potentially intense rains,”
stated meteorologist Maria Rodriguez.
“The situation could escalate into heavy snowfall as temperatures drop.”
Furthermore, strong winds are expected alongside a chance of snowfall in high-altitude mountainous regions affecting primarily Patagonia. This shift in weather patterns foreseen by Meteored promises to disrupt the stability experienced during early June.
As we brace for this bout of changing weather conditions ahead, it’s essential for residents in these regions to stay informed and prepared for possible disruptions caused by these upcoming rain showers.
Stay tuned for further updates on how this anticipated change unfolds across Argentina’s diverse landscape.
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