General Review

The atmospheric pattern will continue to be mostly stable and with little precipitation in Costa Rica due to the low humidity content present in the region. In addition, temperatures will continue to be perceived as extremely warm in the country.

 

The passage of the weak cold surge (EF # 15) through the northern Caribbean Sea will gradually increase atmospheric pressure in the Caribbean Basin starting on Tuesday and consequently tend to increase the intensity of the trade winds in the north and center of the country, a condition that will extend to Thursday. Between Friday and Sunday, the trade winds will predominate weakly.

 

Although the probability of rain is low, this possibility will persist during the afternoons in the South and Central Pacific for most of the week. Short-term rains are not ruled out in the north and west of the Central Valley, particularly on Monday, Friday and the weekend. No significant rains are expected in the Caribbean and the Northern Zone.

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Forecast

Mornings: Few clouds to partly cloudy across the country, warm temperatures. Moderate winds in GAM and Guanacaste, between Tuesday and Thursday.

Afternoons: Partly cloudy is expected in the North Pacific and Central Valley, with moderate winds between Tuesday and Thursday. Possible short-term rains in the Central Valley on Monday, Friday and the weekend. Partly cloudy is expected in the Caribbean and the Northern Zone.

Nights: Partly cloudy nationwide. Occasional gusts of moderate wind in GAM and Guanacaste between Tuesday and Thursday.

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Temperature extremes in climatic regions of the country

REGION	TEMP MAX °C	TEMP MIN °C
Central Valley	32	12
North Pacific	36	20
Central Pacific	33	15
South Pacífic	32	15
Caribe	33	20
North Zone	34	17

RMORERA/DMSA/IMN

 

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