Regional weather forecast

Valid for: Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Elaborated: Gabriela Chinchilla Ramírez

Region

Dawning

Morning

Afternoon

Evening

Extreme temperatures(°C)

City	T. Max. °C	T. Min. °C

Valle Central

Partly to mostly cloudy. Possible rain. Occasional gusts of wind.

Partly to mostly cloudy.

San José	26.7	17.9
Alajuela	29.3	20.4
Cartago	23.0	15.2
Heredia	27.6	17.1

Pacífico Norte

Few clouds to partly cloudy. Windy. Possible rain in the peninsula.

Clear to few clouds. Windy

Puntarenas	35.5	21.4
Liberia	37.2	23.5
Nicoya	37.4	22.1
Bagaces	34.3	21.4

Pacífico Central

Partly to completely cloudy. Scattered showers with a possible thunderstorm.

Partly cloudy, rains at first hours

Quepos	33.2	21.9
Parrita	32.6	21.8

Pacífico Sur

Partly to completely cloudy. Showers with a possible thunderstorm.

Partly to completely cloudy. Rain showers in the early hours.

Golfito	33.8	21.9
Isla del Coco	32.0	22.6
San Isidro de El General	27.2	18.7

Caribe Norte

Partly cloudy. Rain in the mountains.

Partly to mostly cloudy. Scattered rain.

Guápiles	29.7	21.9
Tortuguero	30.2	22.4

Caribe Sur

Partly cloudy. Rain in the mountains.

Partly to mostly cloudy. Scattered rain.

Limón	29.8	23.0
Sixaola	30.1	22.9

Zona Norte

Partly cloudy. Rain in the mountains.

Partly to mostly cloudy. Scattered rain.

Ciudad Quesada	27.6	17.7
Upala	32.3	22.6
Sarapiquí	31.8	22.8

General comment

A high-pressure system continues to influence the northern Caribbean Sea basin this Tuesday, generating moderate trade winds during the morning. Overall, and as part of the transition period, there is increasing atmospheric instability and higher humidity in southern Central America. These factors favor variable cloudiness, from partial to complete, and occasional rain in the Caribbean and northern regions throughout the day. These conditions could also cause rain in the eastern and northern Central Valley. Isolated but heavy showers are expected in the Central and South Pacific, with the possibility of thunderstorms during the afternoon and early evening. Rain is not ruled out in the southeastern North Pacific and on the Nicoya Peninsula.