Photorealistic illustration of Buenos Aires heatwave with orange alert on December 28, featuring sweaty pedestrians near the Obelisk under scorching sun.
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Update: Orange alert activated for Buenos Aires heatwave on December 28

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Following earlier forecasts of intense heat through late December, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued an orange alert for extreme temperatures on Sunday, December 28, in CABA, with a yellow alert continuing amid the ongoing heatwave in Buenos Aires and AMBA.

As predicted in prior SMN forecasts detailing temperatures up to 35°C from December 29-31 (with December 28 forecasted at a maximum of 32°C), the National Meteorological Service has now activated specific alerts for the heatwave impacting Buenos Aires and the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires (AMBA).

An orange alert took effect for Sunday, December 28, 2025, in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA), signaling severe daytime heat conditions. A yellow alert persists for extreme temperatures in Buenos Aires province, with warnings extending through the week.

SMN experts continue to monitor the situation, providing updates on when relief from the intense heat is expected. The public is urged to follow health advisories to mitigate risks from the Southern Hemisphere summer heat.

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X discussions highlight the upgrade to an orange alert for extreme heat in CABA on December 28, with meteorologists noting the urban heat island effect and confirming the heatwave's persistence. Users and experts urge hydration, sun avoidance, and care for vulnerable groups amid forecasts of temperatures up to 38-40°C until New Year's Eve. Reactions are predominantly cautionary and neutral.

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