José Guillermo Bilbao and Noelia Siares were found alive in Cerro Piedra, Santa Cruz, after spending nearly two days stranded in their truck due to heavy snow. They carefully rationed fuel to survive the polar cold and maintained communication thanks to a satellite connection.
An intense cold front is affecting much of the Argentine territory this July 4, 2026. Bahía Blanca ranked as the third coldest city in the country, with a wind chill of -10.3°C, while the National Meteorological Service maintains orange and yellow alerts for extreme temperatures.
The General Directorate of Schools (DGE) in Mendoza, Argentina, has confirmed the total suspension of in-person classes for Friday, July 3, 2026. This decision comes as a severe polar wave brings snow, rain, and sub-zero temperatures, prioritizing student safety.
With temperatures dropping to -5°C and winds reaching 100 km/h across Argentina, finding efficient ways to heat your home is crucial. According to Edesur, radiant heating panels are the most economical option, surpassing fan heaters and air conditioners. Discover the details and how to avoid extra costs on your bill.
With an intense polar cold wave hitting Argentina, bringing temperatures as low as -5°C (23°F) to Mendoza, finding ways to heat your home without spiking your electricity bill is a priority. Here is a guide to which appliances consume the most and which are the most efficient.
On the morning of July 2, 2026, residents of the Buenos Aires province woke up to a surprising white landscape. A polar wave brought unexpected snowfall, filling locals with amazement and excitement over this rare climatic phenomenon in the region.
Anticipating a freezing Thursday, the General Directorate of Schools of Mendoza is reported to have suspended all in-person activities for this July 2. With temperatures potentially reaching -5°C and snowfall in the plains, the province prepares for a winter weekend, betting on virtual education to keep learning alive.
The General Directorate of Schools (DGE) has suspended in-person classes across the entire province of Mendoza on the morning of Thursday, July 2, 2026, due to extreme cold, snow, and strong winds. Educational activities will continue virtually through the Escuela Digital Mendoza platform.
Mendoza province is experiencing an intense polar wave with unusual snowfall in multiple locations. The General Directorate of Schools confirmed the suspension of in-person classes for Thursday, July 2nd, in at least 14 departments and localities due to heavy snow, sub-zero temperatures, and impassable roads. The weather phenomenon has created stunning winter landscapes across this Argentine wine region.
A powerful polar wave is affecting Argentina's wine country, prompting authorities to suspend afternoon and evening classes across 14 districts. With snowfall, winds reaching 100 km/h, and temperatures dropping to -5°C, students will attend classes virtually through the province's digital education platform.
The General Directorate of Schools expanded the measure for the afternoon shift on Wednesday, July 1st. San Martín, Junín, Rivadavia, Santa Rosa, and La Paz joined the already suspended districts. Classes continue virtually through Escuela Digital Mendoza. The National Weather Service maintains an orange alert for snow and winds up to 100 km/h.
Argentina's National Weather Service has issued an orange alert for heavy snowfall in Mendoza province. Temperatures could drop to -5°C in some areas, with possible sleet in the Greater Mendoza region. Local education authorities confirmed that schools will remain open.
Mendoza's education authorities confirmed classes will continue as scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, despite an intense polar air mass bringing temperatures as low as -5°C (23°F). The province maintains its weather monitoring protocol while students prepare for one of the coldest weeks of the year, with possible snowfall even in lower elevations.
A historic polar wave has gripped Argentina since June 23, 2026, making Wednesday, June 25, the coldest day of the year. Provinces like Neuquén and Río Negro in Patagonia are facing temperatures as low as -10°C, along with heavy snow and strong winds. While daily life is challenging, local ski resorts are celebrating the fresh powder.
Argentina's National Weather Service has issued a yellow alert for extreme temperatures affecting Buenos Aires and 15 other provinces. This Wednesday, June 25, marks the peak of the most intense cold wave of the year, with temperatures dropping to -10°C in mountainous regions. Agricultural frosts in over 60 locations and historic snowfall in Patagonia are benefiting ski resorts across the country.
A powerful polar air mass has settled over Argentina, bringing widespread frost and a sharp temperature drop. The National Meteorological Service (SMN) has issued yellow alerts for intense cold across 15 provinces, with temperatures up to 4°C below seasonal normals. Meanwhile, snowfall in Patagonia promises excellent conditions for ski resorts.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
