The National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued a yellow weather alert for 11 provinces in Argentina for Thursday, September 3, due to storms, snow, winds, and the Zonda phenomenon. ^[1] The Catholic group Curas en Opción por los Pobres issued a severe statement criticizing the government of President Javier Milei. ^[2] The organization described the Milei administration as the worst government in the history of Argentina. ^[3] Ricardo Quintela, governor of the Argentine province of La Rioja, warned investors that a return to Peronist power would lead to the nationalization of assets and expropriation of private investments. ^[4] The SMN expects isolated storms of varied intensity in the storm-alert areas, accompanied by abundant precipitation in short periods, intense gusts, localized hail, and frequent electrical activity. ^[5] The yellow storm alert covers the city of Buenos Aires, the northeast of Buenos Aires province, the southeast of Santa Fe, and the south of Entre Ríos. ^[6] The group criticized the economic model for causing a loss of employment and social abandonment. ^[7] The outlet El País reported the event on September 3, 2026, characterizing the communication as 'duro' (severe). ^[8]