Severe Storms & Heavy Rain Forecast for Eastern Paraguay – March 2026
Paraguay’s National Meteorological and Hydrological Directorate (DMH) issued an alert Tuesday afternoon regarding the persistence of storm cells in the northeastern region of the country, with a high probability of intense rainfall, electrical storms, and moderate to strong wind gusts during the late hours of the day.
The DMH advisory covers the departments of Concepción, Amambay, and the northeast of Canindeyú, as well as the center of Boquerón, warning of potentially severe weather conditions. The alert, issued at 4:23 PM local time, indicates a significant risk of localized severe weather events.
According to the DMH, the affected areas can expect heavy rainfall, frequent lightning strikes, and wind gusts ranging from moderate to strong. The agency’s report emphasizes the potential for these conditions to develop rapidly and impact specific locations within the designated zones.
As of 4:15 PM local time, Ciudad del Este was experiencing partially cloudy skies with a temperature of 29.6°C, a perceived temperature of 33.4°C, and a humidity level of 67%, with southerly winds at 12 km/h. The DMH forecasts a maximum temperature of 31°C for Ciudad del Este on Tuesday, with a minimum of 21°C.
In Asunción, the DMH reported a temperature of 25.2°C with cloudy skies, a pressure of 998.6 hPa, a perceived temperature of 26.2°C, and a humidity of 76%. Southerly winds are blowing at 11 km/h. The forecast for Asunción on Wednesday is a high of 31°C and a low of 21°C, with a continued chance of scattered showers.
The DMH continues to monitor the situation and will provide updates as necessary. The agency’s website and social media channels are the primary sources for the latest information regarding the weather alert.
The alert follows reports of ongoing rainfall and storm activity across Paraguay, with a particular focus on the Chaco region and the northern part of the Eastern Region, including Concepción. The DMH maintains a current advisory for these areas, anticipating continued severe weather phenomena.