South America Temperature
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Updated: 12:00 AM GMT on August 21, 2008
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Weather Summary
Weather Underground Forecast for Wednesday, August 20, 2008.
Tropical Storm Fay is expected to trek through northeast Florida on Wednesday. The storm is expected to decrease in strength as it moves over land and may downgrade to a tropical depression by late Wednesday or early Thursday. The storm will continue to be closely monitored as it progresses.
Another low pressure system moving westward in the North Atlantic is being monitored due to its potential for tropical development. This system has been noted for disturbed weather and is expected to trek northwest on Wednesday. The projected path of the system predicts the low pressure system will remain north of the Lesser Antilles in the days to come.
Meanwhile, Central America will continue to see seasonal rainfall and hot temperatures on Wednesday.
In South America, a tropical wave passing to the north of the continent will cause widespread showers in the northern countries. The heaviest showers as well as possible thunderstorms are expected for Venezuela. Further south, scattered showers are expected from Paraguay to Uruguay and northern Argentina as a front passes through the region. Southern Chile will see rain and snowfall develop on Wednesday.
