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Jun

29

Aviso Meteorológico Informativo

Tormenta Tropical Beryl avanza sobre el Océano Atlántico

29 de junio de 2024
2.25 pm

Diagnóstico: La mañana de este sábado la Depresión Tropical 2 evolucionó en la Tormenta Tropical Beryl. De acuerdo al último informe del NHC de las 18 UTC (12 md hora local), este ciclón se...

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Jun

29

Weather Warning

Central American Gyre influence decreases this Saturday

June 29, 2024
10:30 a.m.

Diagnosis: The Central American Gyre (CAG) maintains showers with storms on the coast and surrounding areas in Guanacaste this Saturday morning. The accumulated amounts in the last 6 hours vary...

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Jun

28

Informative Meteorological Notice

Tropical Depression 2 formed in the Atlantic Ocean

June 28, 2024
5:35 p.m.

Diagnosis: On Friday afternoon, tropical wave n°16 evolved into Tropical Depression 2 (DT 2). According to the NHC, this cyclone will be strengthening into a tropical storm in the next few hours...

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Jun

28

Weather Warning (Update)

Influence of the Central American Gyre continues this Friday (update)

June 28, 2024
4:15 p.m.

Diagnosis: This Friday, a predominance of humidity flow from the Pacific Ocean to the national territory continues, due to the development of the Central American Gyre in the region. During the...

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Jun

28

Weather Warning

Central American Gyre continue the influence this Friday

June 28, 2024
10:00 a.m.

Diagnosis: This Friday a predominance of humidity flow from the Pacific Ocean to the national territory continues, this due to the development of a Central American Gyre in the region....

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Informe meteorológico #1 Condiciones lluviosas en el Caribe y la Zona Norte

Jan

19

Meteorological Report

Rainy conditions in the Caribbean and the North Zone

January 19, 2020
6:00 pm

Diagnosis: Unstable atmospheric conditions coupled with accelerated trade winds have caused rains throughout this Sunday in the Caribbean and North Zone regions, as well as strong gusts in Guanacaste, Central Valley and mountain ranges of the country. In the South Caribbean the maximum accumulated around 40 mm during this day both in the coasts and in the mountainous areas, while in the North Caribbean the accumulated in the coastal parts are between 1-5 mm, but in the mountains and surroundings these They reach up to 80 mm. For its part, in the northern zone the maximum accumulated are around 25 mm.

Forecast: During the night and early morning, intermittent rains of varying intensity between weak and moderate will be maintained on the Caribbean slope. For the whole part of the coastal part, maximum accumulations between 20-40 mm are anticipated in 12-hour periods, while in the mountainous parts, as well as in the North Zone, these are estimated at 10-30 mm. For the rest of the country drizzles are possible in the upper and nearby parts.

In addition, the moderate wind is expected to continue with occasional gusts in Guanacaste, the Central Valley and the mountain ranges with maximum intensities estimated between 40-60 km / h for the lowlands and between 50-80 km / h in the mountains.

It is expected that this Sunday the affectation of this system will be maintained, generating strong trade winds in the center and north of the national territory, as well as cloudy and rainy conditions in the Caribbean and the North Zone.

Special attention to areas with limitations to floods because due to the persistence of rain in the area during the last days the soils are saturated. Particular attention to the Banano, Colorado, Coen, Telire, Barbilla, Chirripó, Matina, Valle la Estrella and Reventazón rivers as they are reported to be grown, as well as to the Sixaola River that is reported overwhelmed in the sector known as Las Parcelas. It is recommended to be aware of the official communiqués of the National Emergency Commission, as well as of the official entities.


Next report today Sunday at 12 pm

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, Central Pacific and the Caribbean Sea, as well as turbulent air navigation over the mountainous sectors.
  • Avoid burning of all kinds and that can get out of control.
  • Caution in areas with flood limitations due to sewer saturation, increased flow in rivers and streams, and in areas prone to landslides.
  • Stay informed through social networks, Twitter: @IMNCR, Facebook: National Meteorological Institute and the Website: www.imn.ac.cr

Roberto Vindas

Meteorologist

DMSA-IMN

 


By Roberto Vindas 1/19/20 1/19/20 1/19/20