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Dec

24

Aviso Meteorológico

Aguaceros localizados en sectores de la Zona Norte y Caribe

24 de diciembre de 2024
11:00 p.m.

Diagnóstico: Condiciones atmosféricas húmedas e inestables debido a factores locales como el calentamiento diurno y el ingreso de humedad desde sectores marítimos, favorecen aguaceros localizados...

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Dec

23

Aviso Meteorológico

Empuje frío #6 se desplaza al Atlántico pero todavía continúa su influencia sobre el país este lunes

23 de diciembre de 2024
10:00 a.m.

Diagnosis: Cold surge #6 is located this Monday in the Atlantic Ocean, but still maintains a weak influence in the Caribbean Sea and therefore in Costa Rica this day. Since early morning, weak...

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Dec

22

Aviso Meteorológico (Actualización)

Afectación del Empuje frío #6 sobre el país este domingo (actualización)

22 de diciembre de 2024
5:45 pm

Diagnóstico: El Empuje Frío #6 mantiene afectación sobre Costa Rica generando amplia cubertura nubosa con precipitaciones variables en el Caribe y la Zona Norte, además de un patrón ventoso en el...

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Dec

22

Aviso Meteorológico

Afectación del Empuje frío #6 sobre el país este domingo

22 de diciembre de 2024
10:00 am

Diagnóstico: El Empuje Frío #6 mantiene afectación sobre Costa Rica generando precipitaciones variables en el Caribe y la Zona Norte, además de un patrón ventoso en el centro y norte del país. En...

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Dec

21

Aviso Meteorológico (Actualización)

Influencia del Empuje frío #6 este sábado (actualización)

21 de diciembre de 2024
6:00 pm

Diagnóstico: Durante este sábado la línea de cortante asociada al Empuje Frío #6 se posicionó sobre nuestro país favoreciendo condiciones atmosféricas inestables. A lo largo del día se...

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Aviso Meteorológico IMN-060320-1000am

Mar

06

Weather Warning

Strong windy conditions during today and the weekend

March 06, 2020
10.00 a.m.

Discussion: Cold surge # 22 is in the Gulf of Mexico, close to entering North Central America. Associated with its passage, it is increasing atmospheric pressure levels in the region causing accelerated winds over the country. In recent hours there have been gusts of up to 78 km/h in La Cruz de Guanacaste; in the lower parts of the North Pacific and Central Valley they are around 40-65 km/h.

Forecast: The cold surge is expected to continue advancing towards the Central American region, its incursion in Costa Rica is estimated between Saturday night and Sunday. Its main effect towards the country will be the gradual increase of the windy pattern. On Friday, gusts between 50-70 km/h are anticipated in the lower parts of the Central Valley and North Pacific, in maximum mountainous sectors between 70-95 km / h. On Saturday and Sunday, the most intense gusts will be perceived, maximum speeds are estimated between 50-75 km/h in the Central Valley and between 65-100 km/h in the North Pacific, the gusts can exceed 100 km/h in the North of this region.

Due to a significant decrease in the humidity contained in the atmosphere, the possibility of precipitation is extremely low during this Friday, of manifesting it will be towards the mountainous parts in the form of drizzles. However, it is estimated an increase in cloud cover and the possibility of rains during Saturday and Sunday in the Caribbean and North Zone regions, amounts between 10-30 mm are expected; While in the rest of the country no relevant changes in weather conditions are expected, the possibility of drizzles is limited to the mountainous sectors of the north east of GAM and the north of Guanacaste with accumulated less than 5 mm.


Due to the above, the IMN recommends:

  • Extreme precautions due to strong winds and their possible impact on roofs, electrical wiring, signs, trees; as well as in the mountainous parts of the country (national parks, volcanoes).
  • Caution for boats by choppy sea and very strong waves in the North Pacific, Gulf of Nicoya, the Caribbean Sea, as well as air navigation due to turbulence over the mountainous sectors.
  • Avoid burning of all kinds as they can get out of control.
  • Stay informed through social networks, Twitter: @IMNCR, Facebook: CR National Meteorological Institute and the Website: www.imn.ac.cr


Rebeca Morera R
Meteorologist
DMSA-IMN