El Clima de buenos aires Argentina
by Judah Jones
Climate of Argentina
Central Argentina has hot summers. Tornadoes and thunderstorms (in Western Argentina produce some of the worlds largest hail), and cool winters. The southern regions have warm summers and cold winters with heavy snowfall, especially in mountains zones. Higher elevations at all latitudes experience cooler conditions. The hottest and coldest temperature recorded in South America, have occurred in Argentina. A record high temperature of 52.8 c (127.0 f) was recorded at Campo Gallo, Santiago Del Estrous province on October 16 1936. The lowest temperature recorded was -40 c (-40 f) at Valle De Los Patois Superior San Juan on July 8 1966. Argentines easternmost continental point is northeast of the town Bernardo de Iigoyen, Misiones 26 15 s 38 w. the westernmost point in the Mariano Moreno range in Santa Cruz 49 33 s 73 35 w. the northernmost point is located at the confluence of the Grande de san Juan and Mojinete rivers, July 21 46 s 66 13 w and the southernmost is cape san poi in Tierra del Fuego 55 03 s 66 3w.
Winter
The cold front; a warm wind that can blow from the north in mid wind and late winter
Creating mild conditions and the zoned a hot and dry wind (see also fen wind), affecting
West -central Argentina.
Spring
Summer
In summer December to march are more diverse with on average of 9 c (48.2 f) in the south and 27 c (80. 6 f) in the north temperatures can reach up to 45 c (113 f) in southern parts, but only for shorts periods. Cold fronts are frequent, lowering temperatures
In winter June to august major winds have the flat plains of Patagonia and the pampas after