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Argentina Keeps Storm and Wind Alerts As CDMX Faces Strong Rains, Galicia Stays Sunny

Official forecasts point to contrasting drivers, with southern fronts and polar air unsettling Argentina, monsoonal convection triggering Mexico City downpours, and persistent high pressure keeping northwest Spain dry.

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Overview

  • Argentina’s meteorological service (SMN) maintains yellow alerts for Saturday for storms in Corrientes, Misiones and parts of Chaco and Formosa, and for strong winds across several provinces.
  • SMN guidance details gusts generally reaching 42–50 km/h in Patagonia and about 60–69 km/h in central and northern regions, with additional cold advisories in parts of San Luis, Córdoba, Neuquén and Mendoza.
  • Cordillera sectors continue under SMN warnings for wintry conditions, with prior notices of significant snowfall and sub‑zero minima in stretches of Mendoza, Neuquén and San Juan.
  • In Mexico City on Friday, SMN and the capital’s civil‑protection agency warned of strong to very strong afternoon‑evening storms with lightning, possible hail and gusts near 50 km/h, cautioning about flooding, landslides and rising streams.
  • Galicia’s AEMET‑based local forecasts report a dry, mostly clear spell through Saturday with 0% rain chances and daytime highs commonly around 28–32 °C across multiple municipalities.