After a very hot weekend and a Monday morning with intense storms, the national weather service (SMN) predicts that the week will continue with marked instability in Jujuy.
According to the agency’s extended forecast, this Tuesday the minimum in San Salvador will be 18 and the maximum will reach 29. Cloudiness be persistent and the probability of rainfall is only 10% in the evening hours.
towards the middle of the week, on wednesday, the percentage chance of falling water increases, scaling to 40%. For the entire day, the SMN reported chances of isolated storms, that is, rains with electrical activity and the presence of gusts of wind.
Due to the rainfall that will be recorded, the temperature will suffer a drop, reaching the maximum at 25 degrees.
Meanwhile, on Thursday the thermometer will drop again: the expected minimum is 16 and the maximum is 24. Closer to the weekend, On Friday, the temperature will barely reach 23. Cloudiness will continue throughout the week.
FORECAST HEAVY RAIN IN THE NEXT WEEKS
The National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued a quarterly report on forecast temperatures and precipitation for January, February, and March. In the detail you can see the expected trend considering three possible categories: below normal, normal and above normal. In Jujuy there will be some anomalies regarding the rains and the temperatures will remain within the parameters.
PRECIPITATION FORECAST FOR THE QUARTER
In the first quarter of the year, rainfall can be normal or below normal on the coast, in the north and center of the country, and in southern Patagonia. In addition, there is a greater probability of rainfall within the average in Cuyo, La Pampa, Buenos Aires and all of eastern Patagonia.
In northwestern Argentina, the region in which Jujuy, rainfall is more likely to be above normalwhile these can be normal or higher than normal in western Patagonia.
On the other hand, La Nia is still in force, and during this quarter there is a 50% probability that it will be maintained. It is not until late summer or early fall that La Nia is expected to begin its transition to the neutral phase.
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