Storm Delay and Weekend Forecast

The anticipated “Santa Rosa” storm, a conventional weather event for this time of year, is now expected to be delayed by one day. ⁢⁣ Sunday​ will be characterized by rainfall with relatively stable temperatures, ranging from a minimum of 12°C to a maximum of 15°C. this contrasts with initial ⁢forecasts predicting‌ the storm’s arrival on Sunday.

The National Meteorological Service (SMN) of Argentina has issued a yellow alert for Monday due to the potential for storms accompanied by strong wind gusts. This alert indicates that conditions capable of causing damage‌ are expected, but not necessarily widespread.

Wind Conditions and Intensification

Winds will ⁢initially blow from the southeast during the‌ early morning hours, shifting to a northeast direction later in the morning and remaining from that quadrant throughout the day. intense wind bursts reaching up to 59 km/h are forecast for Monday night. ⁣ The intensity of the⁣ wind is expected to increase ⁤as the storm system approaches.

September ⁢1st: Continued Alerts and Increased Intensity

The SMN has also issued a yellow alert for September⁤ 1st,anticipating storms and gusts of northeast wind perhaps reaching 69 km/h. The National Meteorological Service (SMN) provides detailed weather information and alert updates.

Rainfall will be most intense‍ during⁣ the first part of September 1st, diminishing in intensity throughout​ the​ day. Temperatures on September 1st are ⁣expected to range from a minimum of 7°C to a maximum of 16°C.

Understanding ⁣Yellow Alerts

A yellow alert, as⁤ defined by the SMN, signifies that meteorological conditions are potentially dangerous. It prompts citizens to be prepared‍ for possible impacts and to ​stay informed about evolving weather conditions. ‌ These alerts are crucial for mitigating risks associated with severe ​weather events.