Storm of Santa Rosa 2026: when It Could Happen and Which Provinces of Argentina Are on Alert
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Although popular belief usually expects heavy rains towards the end of August, specialists say that the phenomenon does not follow fixed rules and its impact varies year by year according to the weather conditions of each winter. How and when could it happen this year
They predict bad weather and polar winds.How many millimeters are expected in the different regions of the agricultural area.
The traditional Storm of Santa Rosa is back in the center of the weather scene at the close of August. For the next days rains and storms are expected in much of the center and north of Argentina, although specialists warn that not all the expected phenomena can receive that name. The feast of Santa Rosa of Lima is commemorated every August 30, although popularly it is considered that the storm can occur within a window that goes from August 25 …
Like every 30th of August, next Sunday will be celebrated the feast of Santa Rosa de Lima. And as every year, in honor of this event, it is expected that in the next days will happen the so-called “Tormenta de Santa Rosa”, which is usually some episode of heavy rains or winds that arrives in several parts of the country. However, for this opportunity, the climate forecasts do not augur a scenario of this type, but a more normal one for this time…
The forecast anticipates rains and storms in different regions of Argentina between the next days and August 30. Misiones and Corrientes appear among the areas that could receive the largest accumulated.
A few days from August 30, the traditional Storm of Santa Rosa again generates expectation in Argentina. However, the date does not mark the mandatory arrival of a storm: for meteorology, there is a wider period in which storms associated popularly with this phenomenon can be recorded. The National Weather Service (SMN) takes as a reference the period between August 25 and September 4. In 2026, forecasts place between Friday 28 and August 30 one…
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