For this Wednesday, January 11, the National Meteorological Service forecasts a day with a 70% probability of rain and isolated storms in the morning, with strong storms and electrical activity in the afternoon.
The wind will rotate from the northwest in the morning to the south in the afternoon, with gusts of up to 50 km/h, rotating to the southeast for the night, when the sky would begin to clear. Maximum 24ºC Minimum 17ºC.
Extended forecast
Thursday, 12: Cold winds with strong gusts from the south/southwest sector with partly cloudy skies and no high probability of precipitation. The temperature will be around a maximum of 22ºC and a minimum of 11ºC.
Friday the 13th: Marked rise in temperature, reaching a maximum of 27ºC and a minimum of 13ºC. Somewhat cloudy skies and winds from the northwest with gusts in the morning and from the east with gusts in the afternoon.
tide table
Sunrise at 5:43:21 am and sunset will be at 8:21:58 pm. The first low tide was at 3:00 am and the next low tide will be at 5:34 pm. The first high tide will be at 9:40 am and the next high tide at 10:19 pm.
As of sunset at 8:21:58 pm, we will have had a total of 14 hours and 38 minutes of sun. The solar transit will be at 1:02:39 pm.
rising and setting of the moon
We start the day with the moon already visible in the sky, so we first look at the lunar sunset at 9:49 am at 285° West. Finally the moon rises again in the east (79°) at 11:18 pm. The lunar transit is the instant in which the moon crosses the Quequen meridian (58.7° W) at 4:21 am.