The National Meteorological Service (SMN) of Argentina warned of adverse weather conditions in several regions, particularly emphasizing yellow and orange alerts for storms and extreme temperatures. In the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires, temperatures are expected to reach around 24°C, although no atypical weather phenomena are predicted for that region on Saturday.

The alerts are aimed at different provinces, with San Luis under an orange alert for storms, indicating dangerous meteorological phenomena that could impact society, life, property, and the environment. The SMN has noted that the province will experience strong storms, some of which could be severe and possibly accompanied by hail. The issuance of such alerts highlights the ongoing variability in Argentina's weather patterns and emphasizes the need for caution among residents in the affected areas.

As these weather alerts continue to develop, it may pose significant challenges for public safety and infrastructure. Local authorities and communities are encouraged to remain vigilant and prepared for potential emergencies related to these conditions. Additionally, this situation underscores broader climatic trends affecting the region, which may require ongoing monitoring and response strategies to mitigate risks associated with extreme weather events.