The City of Buenos Aires and its surrounding areas experienced clear skies, with six provinces under storm alerts, while Sunday is expected to be hot with highs around 31°C.
On Sunday, February 8, the City of Buenos Aires woke up to clear skies, although some parts of the Province of Buenos Aires are under alert for storms, marking the end of a weekend with pleasant weather in the metropolitan area. The temperature this morning was 22.7°C and is expected to rise, with clear skies anticipated in the morning, slight cloudiness in the afternoon, and more cloud cover at night, reaching a maximum of 31°C according to the Argentine National Meteorological Service (SMN).
While the immediate forecast for the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires (AMBA) does not predict rain in the coming hours, the southern part of Buenos Aires Province has been placed under a yellow alert due to potential storms. Residents in the region should brace for thunderstorms of varying intensity, with some expected to be locally severe. The SMN emphasizes that these rainfall events may also feature heavy downpours over short periods, further complicating conditions.
The overall weather situation reflects typical summer patterns in Argentina, where sudden thunderstorms can occur. This could have implications for local infrastructure and agriculture, particularly in regions susceptible to flooding. As weather conditions can change rapidly, residents are advised to stay informed about weather updates, especially those in the affected alert zones, to ensure safety and preparedness for possible storm impacts.
