The National Meteorological Service (SMN) of Argentina has declared yellow alerts due to potential storms and strong winds expected on Monday, February 23. This warning affects 17 provinces, signaling that severe weather conditions could lead to damage and disruptions in everyday activities. The SMN stated that such a level of alert indicates the likelihood of hazardous meteorological phenomena such as hail and electric activity.

In the affected areas, which include Buenos Aires city and province, southern Santa Fe, Entre Ríos, and several others, the temperature is expected to peak around 29°C in the capital. The specifics of the warning emphasize the need for residents to prepare for heavy rainfall and storms, which could cause temporary interruptions to daily routines. These conditions could also affect transportation and public services in the affected regions.

The issuance of this alert is part of the SMN's ongoing commitment to public safety by providing timely weather forecasts and warnings. By informing the population of potential weather hazards, the agency aims to mitigate risks and enhance preparedness among residents to adapt to changing conditions, especially during a time when severe weather can wreak havoc on daily life and local economies.