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The weather in Buenos Aires on Monday: the gradual rise in temperature begins
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The weather in Buenos Aires on Monday: the gradual rise in temperature begins

Buenos Aires began the week of September 7 with gradually rising temperatures after a weekend of extreme cold. The National Weather Service (SMN) reported no precipitation expected for the day, with stable conditions and northeasterly winds. Morning temperatures in the city were around 5°C, while afternoon highs reached 13–14°C. Nighttime temperatures dropped to 10°C with partly clear skies and steady northern winds. Suburban areas like Ezeiza, Merlo, and Quilmes experienced colder morning temperatures, reaching near 3°C. Yellow-level alerts remained in place for low temperatures across central regions and strong winds in mountainous areas. The extended forecast predicted continued warming through the week, with temperatures reaching up to 20°C by Thursday.

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The weather in Buenos Aires on Monday: the gradual rise in temperature begins

Buenos Aires began the week of September 7 with gradually rising temperatures after a weekend of extreme cold. The National Weather Service (SMN) reported no precipitation expected for the day, with stable conditions and northeasterly winds. Morning temperatures in the city were around 5°C, while afternoon highs reached 13–14°C. Nighttime temperatures dropped to 10°C with partly clear skies and steady northern winds. Suburban areas like Ezeiza, Merlo, and Quilmes experienced colder morning temperatures, reaching near 3°C. Yellow-level alerts remained in place for low temperatures across central regions and strong winds in mountainous areas. The extended forecast predicted continued warming through the week, with temperatures reaching up to 20°C by Thursday.

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