Overview
- - Recovery teams, which mobilized Sunday into Monday, reopened Mar del Plata’s Paseo Dávila and began clearing broken sea walls, heavy stones and debris with Emsur and Civil Defense on site.
- - Following Saturday’s peak, gale‑force winds and 7–8 meter waves stripped beaches and wrecked structures, including more than 2,000 meters of Monte Hermoso’s wooden promenade that officials called a total loss.
- - Regional port authorities and Prefectura restricted maritime access, closed both escolleras in Mar del Plata, and suspended nautical activities as streets flooded, trees fell and power cuts were logged in several towns.
- - Prefectura rescued two men who went out with parawing boards in Mar del Plata during the storm, and the local prosecutor’s office opened a case after authorities filed complaints for disobeying navigation bans.
- - In Quequén, wind whipped massive sea foam across roads and cars, which INIDEP said formed when waves mixed air with organic compounds from microalgae, creating striking scenes and visibility hazards.