2024-11-13 03:01:00
The Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA) has had an unstable start to the week; The weather will begin to consolidate for summerthe temperature will increase until it reaches 36 degrees. According to the National Meteorological Service (SMN), the rain will arrive next weekend.
Temperatures will continue to rise until next Sundayrain is expected and temperatures will drop significantly. This week, the maximum temperature in Buenos Aires and surrounding areas is expected to exceed 30 degrees several times with clear skies. In addition to the yellow warning for rainfall issued this Thursday in the mountainous areas of southern Neuquén, Rio Negro and northern Chubut, The country will have good weather today and tomorrow.
What’s the weather like this week in Buenos Aires and surrounding areas?
After a great Tuesday we expect Wednesday, November 13 The weather in AMBA is sunny, with a humidity of 38%, a breeze of 8 km/h, and a temperature between 15 and 28 degrees. he Thursday the 14th The weather is sunny, with a northeast wind of 14 kilometers/hour, a humidity of 37%, a minimum of 19 degrees, and a maximum of 31 degrees.
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for him Friday, November 15 The city of Buenos Aires and the surrounding area is expected to have sunny weather with temperatures between 20 and 33 degrees, humidity of 39% and wind speed of 19 km/h. The National Weather Service predicts Saturday 16 Suffocating: sunny weather, humidity 41%, wind speed 21 km/h, minimum 15 degrees and maximum 36 degrees.
for him Domingo 17 Sudden changes are expected: 80% chance of rain, wind speed 27 km/h, southeast wind, minimum 11 degrees and maximum 17 degrees. Predictions indicate that Monday, November 18 Partly cloudy with no precipitation, east wind 24 km/h. The thermometer range is between 13 and 22 degrees. he Mars 19 Sunny to cloudy, humidity 53%, east wind 23 km/h, minimum 14 degrees and maximum 23 degrees.
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**Interview with Meteorologist Dr. Laura Fernandez on Buenos Aires Weather Trends**
**Editor**: Welcome Dr. Fernandez! Thank you for joining us today to discuss the current weather conditions in the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area.
**Dr. Fernandez**: Thank you for having me! It’s great to be here.
**Editor**: Let’s dive right in. We’re seeing some significant temperature changes this week, with highs expected to reach 36 degrees. What’s driving this rise in temperature?
**Dr. Fernandez**: Yes, we are experiencing a warm-up as we transition into summer. This is typical for this time of year, but the combination of high pressure and clear skies has resulted in those elevated temperatures. The warm air masses are settling in over the region.
**Editor**: It seems the good weather won’t last long. Can you tell us more about the rain expected next weekend?
**Dr. Fernandez**: Absolutely. While we enjoy clear skies and rising temperatures now, meteorological models indicate that a cold front is approaching. We can expect rain, which could significantly drop the temperatures next Sunday. It’s typical for this period – warm weather followed by much-needed rain to help balance the seasonal shifts.
**Editor**: Can you give our viewers an idea of what the weather will be like as we approach that weekend?
**Dr. Fernandez**: Sure! For the coming days, especially today and tomorrow, residents can expect sunny skies and warm temperatures in the upper 30s. By the end of the week, we should see a gradual increase in humidity and the potential for scattered showers as that front moves in, likely dropping temperatures back down to more typical November levels.
**Editor**: We’ve also heard about warnings issued for southern Neuquén and Rio Negro. How does that fit into the larger weather picture?
**Dr. Fernandez**: Indeed, the yellow warning for those regions indicates that they may experience heavier rainfall, which can lead to localized flooding. It’s essential for those in the affected areas to stay informed and prepared, especially as summer storms can sometimes be intense.
**Editor**: Well, it seems we’re in for quite a weather rollercoaster! Thank you for your insights, Dr. Fernandez.
**Dr. Fernandez**: My pleasure! Always happy to share information on weather patterns. Stay safe out there!
**Editor**: And thank you to our viewers for tuning in. Be sure to stay updated on local weather forecasts as we approach the weekend!
