9 consecutive days of heavy cloudiness and cold are coming: this will be the weather in the AMBA this week of August

The Buenos Aires metropolitan area (AMBA) is set to experience a return of winter conditions with nine consecutive days of heavy cloudiness and cold temperatures throughout the week. Morning temperatures will be notably chilly, requiring warm clothing, and daytime highs are unlikely to surpass 14°C. Starting Tuesday, persistent cloud cover will increase, leading to several gray and unstable days with a chance of light rain or drizzle.

Monday's forecast indicates a very cold start, with clear skies in the morning and a minimum temperature of 4°C, dropping to 3°C in the suburbs. Despite sunny spells during the day, the cool wind will keep temperatures around 12°C. The night will remain clear with a minimum of 9°C, making it a cold day overall.

Tuesday will continue the trend of low temperatures. The morning will start with partly cloudy skies and a minimum of 6°C, three degrees lower in the suburbs. Cloud cover will increase throughout the day, with high clouds not significantly blocking sunlight, but lower clouds will intermittently obscure the sun. A cool breeze will prevent temperatures from rising significantly, with a maximum of 12°C expected in the afternoon. The evening will be cloudy with a minimum of 10°C.

Wednesday is predicted to be cool and unstable. Temperatures will see a slight recovery, starting at 8°C in both the metropolitan and suburban areas. The morning will be mostly cloudy with a moderate easterly wind. By early afternoon, cold air is expected to move in, potentially bringing isolated showers. Therefore, a waterproof jacket is advisable. The chance of light rain or drizzle will persist into the evening, accompanied by a significant increase in wind, creating an unstable end to the day with a minimum of 9°C. Thursday is expected to maintain the overcast conditions.