The heat does not stop: red alert for high temperatures in the province

on alert yellowtemperatures can have a mild to moderate effect on health. “They can be dangerous, especially for risk groups, such as boys and girls, people over 65, with chronic diseases”they stated.

Yellow alert: What are the affected localities?

• Alberti.
• Energetic.
• Chivilcoy.
• July 9.
• Twenty five of May.
• General Alvear.
• General Belgrano.
• General Peace.
• Flowers.
• Wolves.
• Mountain.
• Navarrese.
• Rock Perez.
• Saladillo.
• Castelli.
• chascomús.
• Dolores.
• lezama.
• cupcake.
• Indian Point.
• Dapple.
• Stack.
• Ayacucho.
• Balcarce.
• General Guide.
• Maipu.
• General Juan Madariaga.
• Little Sea.
• General Pueyrredon.

Orange alert: What are the affected localities?

The orange alert applies to the following areas of the province of Buenos Aires:

• Reefs.
• Captain Sarmiento.
• Carmen de Areco.
• Chacabuco.
• Colon.
• General Arenales.
• General Pinto.
• Junin.
• Leandro N. Alem.
• Lincoln.
• Parchment.
• Reds.
• Leap.
• The Heras.
• Suipacha.
• General Rodriguez.
• Lujan.
• Mark Peace.
• Mercedes.
• Saint Andrew of Giles.
• Bell.
• Exaltation of the Cross.
• San Antonio de Areco.
• escobar.
• Saint Ferdinand.
• San Isidro.
• Tiger.
• Vincent Lopez.
• General San Martin.
• hurlingham.
• Ituzaingó.
• Jose C. Paz.
• Argentine Malvinas.
• Dark.
• Hummock.
• Pillar.
• San Miguel.
• February third.

Red alert: What are the affected localities?

The orange alert applies to the following areas of the province of Buenos Aires:

• Berisso.
• Cove.
• The Silver.
• February third.
• Esteban Echeverria.
• Ezeiza.
• The slaughter.
• merlo.
• Admiral Brown.
• Avellaneda.
• Berazategui.
• Florencio Varela.
• Lanús.
• Lomas de zamora.
• President Peron.
• Quilmes.
• Brandsen.
• Cañuelas.
• cupcake.
• Saint Vincent.

Recommendations before an alert for extreme temperatures

The National Meteorological Service shared a series of recommendations to follow that will help the population to protect themselves from high temperatures:

• Increase water consumption without waiting to be thirsty to maintain adequate hydration.
• Do not expose yourself to excess sound, not even in central hours of the day, especially between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
• Pay attention to babies, children and the elderly.
• Avoid drinks with caffeine, alcohol or very sugary.
• Avoid very large meals.
• Eat vegetables and fruits.
• Reduce physical activity.
• Wear light, loose clothing and light colors, hat, dark glasses.
• Stay in ventilated or conditioned spaces.