Overview
- Argentina's national weather service says rain will return to the Buenos Aires metro and that a sharp cold pulse will bring very cold mornings with lows around 3°C in the City and near 1°C in several Conurbano localities early in the week.
- The Servicio Meteorológico Nacional keeps active national alerts for intense storms and possible hail in northern provinces plus strong‑wind warnings in cordilleran and Cuyo zones where gusts above 90 km/h are possible at high elevations.
- AEMET‑based forecasts carried by Faro de Vigo predict mostly clear skies across many Galician towns with daytime highs in the mid‑to‑high 20s Celsius and locally notable gusts, for example winds up to about 49 km/h in Tomiño.
- Local reporting in Nuevo León warns of a heat‑wave alert with daytime highs near 39–40°C, strong southerly 'surada' gusts of roughly 50–70 km/h, and a chance of isolated afternoon or evening storms in some municipalities.
- Officials and local outlets recommend practical precautions — protect vulnerable people from cold and heat, expect travel disruptions from storms or wind, and monitor agency alerts from SMN and AEMET for updates as conditions evolve.