August 9, 2024, 1:05 PM
August 9, 2024, 1:05 PM
The weather in Santa Cruz This weekend will bring cool mornings and warm afternoonswith partly cloudy skies and southerly winds, no rain in sight.
Julio César Claure, head of the Departmental Agricultural Information System (SIC) of the Government of Santa Cruz, reported on the morning of this Friday, August 9, that The capital of Santa Cruz will continue with minimum temperatures of 12 degrees and maximum temperatures of 25 degrees over the weekend.
In the Valleys of Santa Cruz, temperatures will range between 3 and 21 degrees, while in the Chiquitania area Minimum temperatures of 12 degrees and maximum temperatures of 26 degrees are expected.
For next week It is expected that the Conditions remain stable until Wednesdaywhen the winds turn north, bringing gusts of up to 75 km/h in the mountain range and a rise in temperatures that will reach 34 degrees in the capital of Santa Cruz, marking the beginning of hot afternoons with gusts of up to 60 km/h.
-Scattered rains in Chiquitanía and low temperatures in Santa Cruz-
Claure also provided a report on the recent rains in the department of Santa Cruz, with special emphasis on the Chiquitanía region.
In the southern Chiquitania, Rainfall was significant in some municipalities: Carmen Rivero Torres recorded 90 millimeters of rain, Roboré 82 millimeters, Santiago de Chiquitos 77 millimeters, Puerto Suárez 60 millimeters, and San José de Chiquitos 96 millimeters.
The Northern Chiquitania There was also rain, although less intense, with 22 millimetres in San Ignacio de Velasco and 62 millimetres in Guarayos. In the area of San Ramón, rainfall was also significant.
In the city of Santa Cruz, The rains were less intense, with 52 millimetres in Yapacaní and 30 millimetres in other areas. However, in the Chaco region and the Valles Santa Cruz, the rains were minimal, barely reaching 3 millimetres.
“These precipitations have caused a drop in temperatures, with minimum temperatures of 13 degrees and maximum temperatures of 31 degrees in the city of Santa Cruz, while a similar decrease was observed in the Integrated North,” said the official.
