The National Weather Service announces for the morning of this Monday 01-2 isolated rains and very light winds from the ESE.
In the afternoon-night isolated rains and light winds from the ESE.
The minimum temperature will be 15C and the maximum 20C.
Extended forecast
Tuesday 2: A day with mostly cloudy skies is expected. Very light winds from the East changing to the light from the SE. The minimum temperature will be 16C and the maximum 22C.
Wednesday 3: Partly cloudy throughout the day and very light winds from the East changing to slight from the SE. The minimum temperature will be 18C and the maximum 24C.
Thursday 4: The SMN anticipates showers throughout the day. Very light winds from the SSW changing to the SSE. The minimum temperature will be 20C and the maximum 25C.
Tide table
Dawn at 6:08 am and sunset will be at 8:09 pm. The first low tide was at 3:21 am and the next low tide will be at 4:42 pm. The first high tide will be at 9:47 am and the next high tide at 8:55 pm.
Until sunset at 8:09 pm, we will have had a total of 14 hours of sun. Solar transit will be at 1:08 pm.
Rising and setting of the moon
Today we start the day with the moon already visible in the sky, so we first watch the moonset at 10:04 am at 275 west. Finally the moon rises again in the east (88) at 10:48 pm.
The lunar transit is the instant when the moon crosses the Necochea meridian (58.7 W) at 4:11 am.
I watched the weather live here:
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