After the recent surprise snowfall during the polar vortex in several AMBA locations, another weather phenomenon is making its presence felt. The excitement of witnessing snow in regions like AMBA was a highlight amidst the extreme cold days. It set the stage for a return to more normal conditions and milder temperatures.
Imagine looking out your window in a Conurbano house and seeing snowflakes gently falling or waking up to find that Miramar’s beach has transformed into a scene reminiscent of Patagonia overnight. These surreal images etched in the memories of those who witnessed them are hard to forget.
The weather continues its unpredictable journey, offering a passport to “travel
” without leaving home. In the coming days, extensive fog banks will blanket areas as if borrowed from a London landscape rather than typical Argentine settings. This change is due to a combination of north winds, increased humidity, and lingering winter-like temperatures.
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The next few days will see rising humidity levels. A warm, humid air mass from the northeast will lead to increased clouds, fog, and temperatures,
” explained meteorologist Marcelo Madelón. As this atmospheric shift unfolds, Buenos Aires – including AMBA – Entre Ríos, Santa Fe, Corrientes, Córdoba, Santa Fe, Santiago del Estero may experience foggy conditions along with Chaco, Formosa, Misiones y Corrientes.
Madelón further elaborated on the forecasted weather patterns stating that “
tomorrow morning and part of the night on Saturday will be very humid leading to mist and fog.
” He also highlighted similar conditions expected on Monday morning with high humidity causing misty patches before emphasizing that “
on Tuesday, a large area encompassing Buenos Aires province Santa Fe Córdoba and Entre Ríos will be affected by fog.”
With each weather transition comes its own set of risks. While carbon monoxide poisoning is a concern during extreme cold spells; when fog sets in visibility drops drastically creating hazardous road conditions where accidents are more likely due to reduced visibility.
As north winds make their way into central regions of Argentina temperatures are gradually rising. In Buenos Aires City alone temperatures are expected to range between 7 and 16 degrees throughout the week ahead but true spring-like weather won’t arrive until July 13th when temperatures are anticipated to fluctuate between 8 and 20 degrees marking an early taste of spring according to seasonal forecasts.
The ever-changing climate not only affects daily life but also presents an opportunity for an unintentional journey through various seasons within a short span of time—a reminder of nature’s unpredictability.
In times like these when Mother Nature shows her whimsical side it’s essential we stay prepared for whatever she throws our way while also marveling at her awe-inspiring displays.
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