General Review

Humid conditions with a chance of rainy season showers will continue in the Pacific and Central Valley of Mexico during the period under review, but with a slight decrease in instability on Friday and Saturday. From Sunday onward, instability will increase again, not only due to the already present Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITZ) with variable rainfall, but also due to the arrival of a tropical wave projected for Monday through Tuesday, which will increase the rainfall events in the Pacific, along with the likelihood of rain in parts of the Caribbean and the Northern Zone. Moderate easterly winds can be felt in the mountains of northern Guanacaste into next week.

Forecast

Mornings: Few to partly clouds for the Pacific and Caribbean, with an increasing chance of isolated to scattered showers and rain in the Caribbean and parts of the Northern Zone from today through early next week.

Afternoons: The Pacific and Central Valley regions will be mostly cloudy with rain accompanied by occasional thunderstorms on Friday and Saturday. The remaining days will continue with showers and thunderstorms, especially early next week. The Caribbean will increase in cloudiness in the afternoons with possible showers and occasional downpours in the west and across the mountains at the beginning of the period, extending from the coasts to parts of the territory next week.

Nights: Cloudy to partly cloudy for the Pacific, with possible showers and rain in the western slope and coastal areas, but becoming more isolated as the period progresses. The Caribbean and the Northern Zone will be partly cloudy with occasional showers.

Temperature extremes in climatic regions of the country

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