ARThe National Weather Service (SMN) issued a yellow alert for storms affecting three provinces in Argentina on Saturday, August 29. The province of Buenos Aires is among them, with expected heavy rain, strong electrical activity, wind gusts, and hail. In addition, the Early Warning System (SAT) issued alerts for rain and snow in Neuquén and Río Negro, extending until nightfall. In Buenos Aires Province, the storm warning covers the southwest and south regions, including parts of the Atlantic coast, with localized precipitation between 15 and 40 millimeters. Affected areas include Monte Hermoso, Coronel Dorrego, Bahía Blanca, San Cayetano, Necochea, Coronel Suárez, and nearby districts. The instability is expected to decrease by night. Other provinces like Corrientes and Misiones also face storm warnings with higher rainfall amounts. The SMN advises residents to stay indoors, avoid removing trash, clean drains, disconnect appliances, and secure objects.
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