An AMBA Mayor Alerted the Neighbors because “Half of the Water Fell than in Bahía Blanca and Much More Is Expected”

In the area of Zárate and Arrecifes already fell between 150 and 250 millimeters of precipitation; the rains will continue until Sunday; they raised the alert by storms to red

The provincial director of Civil Defense, Fabián García, asked the population "not to circulate along the routes close to Arrecifes, Zárate and Campana." He said "we had to rescue people from cars that took the water" and demanded to modify the routines before weather alerts. "Daily life must change," he warned. Read more

On Friday, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued a storm alert in the City of Buenos Aires and much of the province of Buenos Aires, where from dawn there were abundant rainfall, causing floods, flooded streets and evacuated in different localities. According to the SMN, in matches like Zárate and Campana, at 19 hours between 150 and 250 millimetres of rain had already accumulated. By 18 hours this Friday, some cities in the province …

Zárate, May 16, 2025 (Total News Agency)- TNA – The municipality of Zárate, in the province of Buenos Aires, faces a critical situation due to the intense rainfall that has struck the region since the early hours of Friday. According to the National Weather Service (SMN), there were accumulated rainfall between 150 and 250 millimetres in areas such as Zárate and Arrecifes, which has caused widespread flooding and cuts in main routes. Zárate’s ma…

According to the National Weather Service (SMN), the rains will continue until Saturday, with improvements planned only for Sunday. The temporary entrance to AMBA: heavy rains, floods and alert until Saturday was first published in #BorderJournalism.

The Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires (AMBA) dawned this Friday under a flood that already left accumulated more than 70 mm in areas of the conurban and more than 100 mm in municipalities of northern Buenos Aires. According to data from Meteored and the National Weather Service (SMN), the instability is expected to continue throughout the day and part of Saturday, with improvements only towards Sunday.