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Gray Skies in Galicia, Polar Chill Forecast for Valencia, Heat and Storm Alerts in Argentina

Updates from national weather agencies underscore evolving short‑term hazards across Spain and Argentina.

Overview

  • Galician municipalities using AEMET data report mostly cloudy, humid conditions with light rain more likely in the afternoon and evening, with precipitation probabilities frequently around 95–100%.
  • January 2 guidance for Ponteareas points to covered skies, temperatures near 7–12°C, light accumulations, brisk easterly to southeasterly gusts up to about 29 km/h, and a raised chance of isolated thunderstorms later in the day.
  • Forecasts for the Comunitat Valenciana indicate the developing arrival of storm ‘Francis’ followed by a continental polar air mass, with forecasters expecting a notable temperature drop, heavy coastal rain, and snow levels near 800–1,100 meters around January 4.
  • Argentina’s SMN maintained yellow alerts on January 1 for extreme heat and for thunderstorms across parts of the center and north, with risks including heavy downpours, gusty winds, lightning and possible hail.
  • The AMBA saw heat relief to roughly 20–29°C on January 1, though cities such as Santa Fe forecast highs near 36°C with chances of isolated storms, and separate wind alerts were issued for parts of Buenos Aires province, La Pampa, Mendoza, Neuquén, Río Negro and Santa Cruz.