Argentina is expecting heavy rains and storms over the next 48 hours, particularly affecting the NOA region, central strip, and Cuyo, with a warning in Patagonia.
Argentina's National Meteorological Service (SMN) has announced that the country will experience 48 hours of significant rainfall and storms, with some rainfall amounts predicted to reach up to 60 mm. This weather phenomenon is expected to affect various regions, including NOA, the central strip of the country, and Cuyo, while Patagonia is under an orange alert for intense electrical activity and wind gusts of up to 90 km/h.
In the NOA region, which includes provinces such as Salta, Jujuy, Tucumán, and Santiago del Estero, a yellow alert has been issued. Authorities warn of intensified rainfall throughout the weekend, with several towns already reporting concerns about potential river overflows. The local populations are urged to prepare for the severe weather conditions, highlighting the imminent risks associated with flooding.
Córdoba is predicted to suffer the most, with rainfall totals potentially reaching up to 60 mm. The rain is also expected to extend to the southern parts of the province, exacerbating the situation. With alarming weather forecasts and potential hazards for ordinary activities, residents and local governments are bracing for the impact of the upcoming storms, taking precautionary measures to mitigate risks.
