The National Meteorological Service issued orange and yellow alerts for storms and extreme heat across various provinces in Argentina on February 7, with specific warnings for Jujuy and Salta.
The National Meteorological Service of Argentina has issued orange and yellow alerts for storms and extreme heat expected on Saturday, February 7. This warning comes after a week of unstable weather conditions nationwide. While areas like the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires are expected to enjoy clear skies, severe weather is predicted in the north, particularly affecting the provinces of Jujuy and Salta.
In the regions under orange alert, dangerous weather phenomena are expected, which may pose risks to the society, environment, and property. The service reports that temperatures in the Buenos Aires area will reach around 25°C, contrasting with the northeast where severe storms and high temperatures are likely to create hazardous conditions.
This situation highlights the importance of weather preparedness among citizens, particularly in the affected provinces where storms can lead to significant disruptions and safety concerns. The alerts serve as a reminder for residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions against the potential dangers associated with severe weather.
