General Review

While the mid-summer period continues, its characteristics are expected to be diminished in several parts of the country for a period of two to four days. This is due to the decrease in Saharan dust, increased humidity and instability due to the passage of Tropical Wave 14 this Friday, and the instability present in the upper atmosphere. Consequently, this will bring a high probability of rain to both sides (especially the northern Caribbean side and the south-central Pacific side). Later, at the beginning of next week, a weak tropical wave is expected to approach the country before the arrival of a new, drier air mass with Saharan dust, which would once again mark the hot summer period over the country.

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Forecast

Mornings: Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with high and medium clouds at the beginning of the period. Unstable conditions in the Pacific maritime areas, with scattered showers and rain in the Caribbean.

 

Afternoons: The Central Pacific, South Pacific, central and western North Pacific, and Central Valley regions will be mostly cloudy with rain, along with scattered showers accompanied by thunderstorms, from Thursday to Sunday. For the remainder of the period, these showers will become increasingly scattered and more towards the west. The Caribbean and the Northern Zone will see increased low cloudiness with possible occasional and isolated showers and downpours, mainly in the west and across the southern mountains of the Northern Zone, mainly at the beginning of the period, with isolated showers occurring during the next week.

 

Nights: Cloudy to partly cloudy in the Pacific, with possible showers and rain in the western Pacific and coastal areas. The Caribbean and the Northern Zone with partial cloudiness and isolated rains.

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Temperature extremes in climatic regions of the country

REGION	TEMP MAX °C	TEMP MIN °C
Central Valley	32	13
North Pacific	34	18
Central Pacific	31	15
South Pacífic	32	8
Caribe	31	16
North Zone	33	18

 

 

 

 

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