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Yellow alert for strong winds and extreme cold in several provinces

The National Meteorological Service issued yellow alerts for adverse conditions across much of the country during the weekend and the start of next week.

6 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The National Meteorological Service (SMN) has issued yellow alerts for strong winds, snowfall, and extreme cold in several provinces. For Saturday, September 5, strong winds and snowfall are expected nationwide, with a maximum temperature of 19°C in the City of Buenos Aires.

On Sunday, September 6, the SMN also warns of adverse conditions in 15 provinces, including extreme cold that will drop the minimum temperature in the capital to 3°C, while the maximum will only reach 10°C.

Additionally, weather conditions in Buenos Aires are expected to include rain and a significant drop in temperature. The forecast suggests variable skies and stable weather as the week progresses.

In summary, the SMN has alerted the population about the impending adverse weather conditions that could impact daily activities in the affected areas.

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