After enduring a chilly spell, residents of Buenos Aires can finally look forward to a pleasant weekend ahead. The weather forecast for the capital and its surrounding areas promises clear skies and a gradual rise in temperatures, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN).
“This weekend will be characterized by stable conditions with no rain expected,”
stated the SMN meteorologist.
“Temperatures are set to increase steadily, providing a welcome break from the recent cold snap.”
On Friday, the city woke up to a minimum temperature of 4 degrees in some parts of Greater Buenos Aires. By midday, the mercury had climbed to the predicted maximum of 18 degrees under mostly clear or slightly cloudy skies, offering ideal conditions for outdoor activities.
As Saturday approaches, similar weather patterns are expected to persist. The morning will see partially cloudy skies giving way to mostly cloudy conditions in the afternoon. Temperature ranges are forecasted between 8 and 17 degrees, ensuring a mild day for locals and visitors alike.
Wrapping up the weekend on Sunday, partly cloudy skies will dominate throughout the day. Temperatures are anticipated to fluctuate between 10 and 17 degrees without any precipitation in sight. This dry spell is set to continue into Monday with partly cloudy conditions prevailing, accompanied by light southerly and southwesterly winds.
With such favorable weather on the horizon, outdoor enthusiasts can plan their activities with confidence; however, it is advisable to carry a light jacket for cooler mornings and evenings.
Meanwhile, only select regions across Argentina are experiencing alerts due to weather disturbances. In Salta, Catamarca, La Rioja’s mountainous area as well as the Falkland Islands (Malvinas), strong winds have been reported. Winds blowing from the west at speeds ranging from 60 to 75 km/h with gusts exceeding 110 km/h are anticipated in NOA. In contrast, wind speeds around 35-50 km/h with gusts over 90 km/h are expected in Malvinas.
In conclusion: despite these localized challenges affecting certain areas’ climate stability this weekend looks promising for Buenos Aires residents who can enjoy favourable weather conditions outdoors while staying informed about potential localised climatic concerns elsewhere.
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