This year’s summer there could be records of over 40 degrees Celsius in a period of up to 30 days, between the end of May and the beginning of June, while during the spring that has just begun, days with maximum temperatures of up to 39 degrees will predominate. .
Abad Calderón, weather forecaster for the National Water Commission, said that the effects of the El Niño phenomenon will also persist, with a predominant drought.
After the passage of cold front number 41 that caused a drop in temperature, this week there is a gradual recovery of thermometers in the lagoon region.
According to Abad Calderón, the mornings will be warm to temperate with minimums between 12 and 15 degrees Celsius, while the maximum will be between 35 the next few days and up to 37 degrees on the weekend.
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