Storm Alerts Issued for November 24: What You Need to Know in Buenos Aires and Surrounding Provinces
News Context
At a glance
- The National Meteorological Service (SMN) has issued yellow and orange alerts for storms on Sunday, November 24, affecting several provinces.
- These areas will experience strong storms with potential hazards, including:
- Expected rainfall totals will range from 30 to 50 mm, with some areas exceeding this.
Weather Alert for November 24 in Argentina
The National Meteorological Service (SMN) has issued yellow and orange alerts for storms on Sunday, November 24, affecting several provinces.
Alert Levels Explained
- A yellow alert indicates possible weather events that may cause minor damage and disruption.
- An orange alert signals exceptional weather events that could lead to emergencies or disasters.
Areas Affected by the Orange Alert
- Central and southern Buenos Aires
- Central and western Córdoba
- Southern La Rioja
- Northern San Luis
These areas will experience strong storms with potential hazards, including:
- High winds
- Frequent lightning
- Hail of various sizes
- Heavy rainfall, with totals expected between 50 and 80 mm, possibly exceeding this in some areas.
Areas Affected by the Yellow Alert
- Most of Buenos Aires
- La Pampa
- Western Entre Ríos
- Central and southern Santa Fe
- Part of Córdoba
- Southern San Luis
- Southern La Rioja
- Eastern San Juan
This zone will also see varied intensity storms, including:
- Heavy rain in short periods
- Frequent lightning
- Hail
- Strong winds
Expected rainfall totals will range from 30 to 50 mm, with some areas exceeding this.
Safety Recommendations from the SMN
- Do not take out the trash. Remove items that could block water drainage.
- Avoid outdoor activities.
- Stay away from trees and electrical poles.
- To reduce lightning risk, avoid beaches, rivers, and pools.
- Be aware of possible hail.
- Stay updated through official channels. Have an emergency backpack ready with a flashlight, radio, ID, and phone.
Stay safe and informed during the storms.
