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Temperatures drop and rain returns: check the forecast for Santiago this week
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Temperatures drop and rain returns: check the forecast for Santiago this week

The article reports on changing weather conditions in Santiago, Chile, where warm spring temperatures and sunny days are expected to give way to cooler weather and rain later in the week. According to the Dirección Meteorológica de Chile (DMC), temperatures above 20°C will persist until at least September 11, but clouds will return, lowering temperatures by several degrees. Meteorologists predict increased cloud cover starting Tuesday, September 8, with more significant cooling and potential light showers by Wednesday, September 9. By Thursday, September 10, there could be isolated thunderstorms in higher-altitude areas of the Metropolitan Region, particularly affecting eastern sectors. While rainfall probabilities exceed 95% in mountainous regions and over 70% in Santiago, experts note the precipitation would likely be minimal, with less than 3 mm of rain.

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Temperatures drop and rain returns: check the forecast for Santiago this week

The article reports on changing weather conditions in Santiago, Chile, where warm spring temperatures and sunny days are expected to give way to cooler weather and rain later in the week. According to the Dirección Meteorológica de Chile (DMC), temperatures above 20°C will persist until at least September 11, but clouds will return, lowering temperatures by several degrees. Meteorologists predict increased cloud cover starting Tuesday, September 8, with more significant cooling and potential light showers by Wednesday, September 9. By Thursday, September 10, there could be isolated thunderstorms in higher-altitude areas of the Metropolitan Region, particularly affecting eastern sectors. While rainfall probabilities exceed 95% in mountainous regions and over 70% in Santiago, experts note the precipitation would likely be minimal, with less than 3 mm of rain.

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