National Meteorological Service: Strong Storms Expected Nov 1
The National Meteorological Service projected a Sunday marked by heavy storms across Buenos Aires, contrasting sharply with the actual morning conditions observed in Capital Federal where a mild, partially cloudy dawn recorded 18 degrees Celsius and an 87 percent humidity level, as reported by eldestapeweb.com.
Heavy Storm Forecast Versus Morning Reality
While forecasts warned of severe weather spanning the entire day of November 1, 2026, with temperatures expected to range between a low of 17 degrees and a high of 23 degrees according to pagina12.com.ar, the early hours offered a different picture. Capital Federal awoke to a thermometer reading of 18 degrees Celsius at 07:00, accompanied by a moderate breeze with winds blowing at seven kilometers per hour and gusts reaching up to 19 kilometers per hour, as detailed by eldestapeweb.com. Visibility stretched to 30 kilometers with no fog present, and the probability of precipitation sat at a modest 10 percent during the early morning.
Atmospheric pressure registered at 1011 hPa alongside a dew point of 16 degrees Celsius, reflecting the heavy moisture in the air. eldestapeweb.com noted that the snow line in the surrounding higher elevations sat at 3,300 meters.
Monday Brings Calm Before Tuesday Rain Returns
The official meteorological outlook outlines a fluctuating multi-day pattern for the capital region. Following the anticipated heavy storms, Monday is expected to bring calmer conditions with skies remaining mostly cloudy and no probability of precipitation, accompanied by temperatures moving between a minimum of 16 degrees and a maximum of 26 degrees, according to pagina12.com.ar. The reprieve will be short-lived as rain is projected to return on Tuesday, bringing afternoon and evening showers alongside temperatures ranging from 16 to 22 degrees.