The National Meteorological Service issued orange alerts for possible severe weather conditions in multiple localities in the provinces of San Luis, La Pampa, and Córdoba on Saturday, November 15. These warnings cover areas such as Merlo, Toay, and Villa Carlos Paz, among others. The alerts signal the potential for intense storms in central Argentina.
Argentina's National Meteorological Service (SMN) activated orange alerts for storms in several central country localities on Saturday, November 15, 2025. These measures were taken in anticipation of severe weather conditions, including possible heavy rains and strong winds.
In San Luis province, the alerts cover Merlo and Villa Mercedes. In La Pampa, they were issued for Toay, Santa Rosa, and General Acha. Córdoba province has the highest number of warnings, affecting Villa General Belgrano, Villa Carlos Paz, La Falda, Jesús María, Cosquín, the city of Córdoba, and Alta Gracia.
All alerts pertain to the day of Saturday, November 15, with publications made in the early hours of Sunday, November 16. No specific impacts are detailed in the initial notices, but orange alerts indicate moderate to high risk, advising local populations to exercise caution.
This event is part of a pattern of climatic instability in the central region, with no contradictions reported among the sources. Meteorological authorities stress the importance of monitoring updates for public safety.