Pedro Di Nezio, the new director of the National Meteorological Service, stated that a humid air mass combined with atmospheric disturbances will generate marked instability over central and southern Buenos Aires province starting Wednesday afternoon. ^[1] The National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued yellow and orange weather alerts for Buenos Aires province for Wednesday, September 2. ^[2] Fabián García, director of Civil Defense for Buenos Aires province, indicated that coordination with municipalities is permanent and the priority is prevention and rapid response to potential flooding or roof damage from wind gusts. ^[3] The storm front is expected to cause heavy rains, strong wind gusts, and probable hail in the AMBA, Atlantic coast, and mountainous regions of Buenos Aires province. ^[4] Fabián García, the Provincial Director of Civil Defense, emphasized the importance of coordinating with municipalities under alert to ensure a rapid response to emergencies such as flooding or roof collapses. ^[5]