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Cold Wave with Negative Degrees in Argentina: Reports of Nine Deaths

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The capital city Buenos Aires has recorded the lowest temperature in 34 years at minus 1.9 degrees Celsius. Atlantic beaches were covered with snow.

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Heat in Europe, cold records in South America: In Argentina's capital Buenos Aires, the lowest temperatures have been measured for over 30 years

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The capital city Buenos Aires has recorded the lowest temperature in 34 years at minus 1.9 degrees Celsius. Atlantic beaches were covered with snow.

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Atlantic beaches like Miramar were covered in snow - Yesterday's thermometers in Buenos Aires showed -19° Celsius

A wave of cold shakes Argentina causing at least nine deaths By Patricio Peralta While cities in Europe face high temperatures, in Argentina there is a wave of polar cold that has so far caused the death of nine people by hypothermia, according to a civil organization. The country's meteorological service reported that the capital, Buenos Aires, recorded a temperature of -1,9°C, the lowest value since 1991. At 08:00 (local time) this Wednesday, …

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A white veil of snow has covered the sand and become one with the waves - In Buenos Aires the thermometer reached -19°C

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The number of victims was not confirmed by the authorities and corresponds to a count made by the oenege who works for the assistance of homeless people throughout the country.

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Newsweek México broke the news in on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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