General Review

During this week, the Intertropical Convergence Zone will be located over Costa Rica due to the passage of tropical wave #15 this Tuesday and from Wednesday onwards, due to the indirect influence of hurricane Beryl as it moves through the Caribbean Sea, when it passes near Jamaica.

From Tuesday and at least until Friday, the rainiest days of the week are expected, with the heaviest rainfall concentrated in the Pacific regions, the Northern Zone and the Central Valley; and even rains are expected from early Wednesday morning on the coast of Puntarenas and the Nicoya Peninsula. For the weekend, rains will be scattered in the national territory.

Forecast

Mornings: Mostly cloudy. High probability of showers in the early hours of Wednesday and Thursday along the Pacific coast.

Afternoons: In general, cloudy with showers throughout the country from Tuesday through Friday, with showers of varying intensity along the Pacific regions, Central Valley, Northern Zone and Caribbean mountains. For the weekend, scattered showers in the country.

Nights: Cloudy in the national territory, with moderate intensity rains in the Pacific regions and the Northern Zone. Weak to moderate showers and fog banks in the Central Valley and Caribbean mountains.

Temperature extremes in climatic regions of the country

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