The National Meteorological Service of Argentina has issued a yellow alert for storms expected on Sunday, February 8, warning that six provinces might experience significant weather phenomena. The warning signifies potential danger and the risk of disruptions to everyday activities in the affected areas. The alert covers the southwest of Buenos Aires province, La Pampa, southern San Luis, southeast Mendoza, Rio Negro, and Chubut.

The forecast suggests a range of storm intensities, some potentially severe, and forecasts heavy rainfall in short periods, alongside frequent electrical activity. Residents in these provinces are advised to prepare for possible inconveniences and take necessary precautions, as this severe weather could disrupt daily life and operations in the region. The maximum temperature in Buenos Aires is expected to reach 31°C, adding to the volatility of weather conditions on that day.

This storm warning comes amid ongoing discussions in Argentina about adapting to climate change and the increasing frequency of extreme weather events in the region. Authorities are urging citizens to stay informed through official channels and to take the warnings seriously, especially in such unpredictable climate conditions.