Merlo, Argentina Hourly Forecast

As of 10:26 AM

Now · 10:26 AM

10°

Cloudy · Feels like 7°

Mostly dry with clouds around. Tomorrow’s high 17°.

High: 13°
Low: 6°
Rain: 0%
Sunset: 7:11 PM

Next 48 hours

Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	10°	8°	0%	S 15 km/h	62%
11 AM	12°	8°	0%	S 14 km/h	56%
12 PM	12°	8°	0%	S 13 km/h	56%
1 PM	12°	9°	0%	S 13 km/h	56%
2 PM	13°	9°	0%	S 13 km/h	56%
3 PM	13°	9°	0%	S 12 km/h	57%
4 PM	12°	9°	0%	S 10 km/h	60%
5 PM	12°	9°	0%	S 9 km/h	62%
6 PM	11°	8°	0%	S 9 km/h	62%
7 PM	11°	8°	0%	S 9 km/h	59%
8 PM	11°	8°	0%	S 9 km/h	61%
9 PM	11°	7°	0%	S 10 km/h	61%
10 PM	10°	7°	0%	S 8 km/h	62%
11 PM	11°	7°	0%	S 9 km/h	59%
Sun
12 AM	11°	7°	0%	S 8 km/h	58%
1 AM	10°	8°	0%	S 6 km/h	60%
2 AM	9°	8°	0%	SE 7 km/h	68%
3 AM	8°	7°	0%	SE 7 km/h	74%
4 AM	7°	6°	0%	S 6 km/h	76%
5 AM	6°	5°	0%	S 6 km/h	77%
6 AM	6°	5°	0%	S 6 km/h	77%
7 AM	7°	6°	0%	S 6 km/h	73%
8 AM	9°	8°	0%	S 8 km/h	63%
9 AM	11°	8°	0%	S 9 km/h	56%
10 AM	13°	9°	0%	S 9 km/h	51%
11 AM	14°	11°	0%	S 8 km/h	48%
12 PM	15°	12°	0%	S 8 km/h	45%
1 PM	16°	13°	0%	S 8 km/h	43%
2 PM	17°	14°	0%	S 7 km/h	41%
3 PM	17°	14°	0%	S 7 km/h	41%
4 PM	17°	15°	0%	S 6 km/h	42%
5 PM	17°	15°	0%	SE 4 km/h	44%
6 PM	15°	14°	0%	E 4 km/h	52%
7 PM	14°	12°	0%	E 4 km/h	58%
8 PM	13°	10°	0%	NE 7 km/h	60%
9 PM	12°	10°	0%	E 6 km/h	63%
10 PM	11°	9°	0%	E 6 km/h	69%
11 PM	10°	9°	0%	E 5 km/h	73%
Mon
12 AM	10°	10°	0%	E 5 km/h	77%
1 AM	9°	9°	0%	E 5 km/h	81%
2 AM	9°	8°	0%	E 2 km/h	83%
3 AM	9°	7°	0%	E 5 km/h	84%
4 AM	9°	7°	0%	E 5 km/h	86%
5 AM	8°	8°	0%	E 5 km/h	87%
6 AM	8°	7°	0%	E 2 km/h	88%
7 AM	9°	8°	0%	E 2 km/h	84%
8 AM	11°	10°	0%	NE 2 km/h	75%
9 AM	14°	13°	0%	E 3 km/h	68%

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About Merlo weather

Merlo is in Partido de Merlo, Argentina at -34.67°, -58.73°. Right now it’s 10° and cloudy; today’s high is 13° with a 0% chance of rain.

Argentina stretches over 3,400 kilometers from north to south, giving it one of the most diverse climate ranges of any country in the world. The subtropical north experiences sweltering summers with temperatures exceeding 40°C and heavy monsoonal rains, while Tierra del Fuego in the extreme south endures sub-Antarctic conditions with strong winds, frequent cloud cover, and summer temperatures that rarely exceed 14°C.