The forecast for Friday, May 1, 2026: How the weather will be in each area of the country, according to Inumet

The National Meteorological Institute (Inumet) has issued its forecast for Friday, May 1, 2026, painting a picture of unsettled weather across Uruguay. Residents can expect a day marked by instability, with temperatures fluctuating between a national low of 9°C and a high of 23°C. This forecast is crucial for anyone planning activities or travel on the public holiday, emphasizing the need to stay informed about the evolving conditions.

Across the country, the weather patterns are diverse. The northwest region will see cloudy skies with fog in the morning, giving way to precipitation and thunderstorms. Winds will shift from the northeast to the southwest, with strong gusts expected. Similarly, the northeast will experience cloudy conditions, fog, and rain, accompanied by strong winds. The southwest and center-south areas are also bracing for rain and possible thunderstorms, with wind speeds potentially reaching up to 50 km/h in coastal areas of the southwest.

Even the eastern regions and coastal areas like Punta del Este are not immune to the unstable weather. While the east might see a lower probability of precipitation in the morning, the afternoon and evening are expected to bring clouds, fog, and isolated thunderstorms. In Montevideo and the Metropolitan Area, the day will start with increasing cloudiness and moderate winds, with the possibility of rain and storms persisting throughout the day. Inumet's detailed regional breakdown allows citizens to prepare for the specific conditions they might encounter, highlighting the institute's vital role in public safety and information dissemination.