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Figure 1: ERA5 near surface temperature (T2m) [℃] showing 7-day average daily maximum for the period of the 4th to 10th of December 2022. The bold black outline represents the study region, the blue dots represent major cities Buenos Aires (station 6), Rosario (station 5), Córdoba (station 4) and the crosses indicate the weather stations analysed in this report.

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