Overview

• An orange-alert wind event in San Carlos de Bariloche brought westerly gusts over 120 km/h, downing trees, damaging roofs and vehicles, and cutting power.
• Civil protection logged nearly 350 emergency calls, and about 700 users remained without electricity on Monday morning, according to the local cooperative.
• No injuries were reported, but the Andean school council delayed morning entry and ESRN Nº45 suspended classes due to building damage and service outages.
• Tourism operations were curtailed, with trekking trails closed in Nahuel Huapi and Llao Llao parks and lifts such as the Cerro Otto teleférico and Campanario chair halted.
• The SMN’s yellow alerts for Tuesday forecast winds in Tierra del Fuego with gusts up to 90 km/h and persistent rain in southwest Santa Cruz of 15–30 mm, alongside standard safety guidance.