Weather forecast
Friday, June 05, 2020
This Friday the rainy conditions will continue in the national territory, mainly in the Central Valley, the Pacific slope and the North Zone with rains and downpours especially in the mountainous parts and their surroundings. For the coastal Caribbean, no significant rainfall is anticipated, while isolated rains with the possibility of downpours are expected in the mountainous areas.
ENSO Bulletin
This scientific document, produced by the Department of Climatology, provides information on the current and upcoming state of El Niño or La Niña events in a national context. This newsletter is published at the end or beginning of each month. Previous issues are also available.
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Public Consultation
The Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE), the Climate Change Department (DCC), submits a draft of the "National Policy for Adaptation to Climate Change in Costa Rica" to the institutions and the public in general.
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National emergency notice
Attention to the public: due to Executive Decree 42227 of National Emergency issued yesterday (March 16), the IMN requests that all inquiries related to the institution be made through: • Website (www.imn.ac .cr), • Institutional email (imn@imn.ac.cr), • Telephone exchange 2222-56-16, • Facebook and / or Twitter.
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News
Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Extremely hot temperatures have been recorded in the country, with maximums in GAM between 25-31 ° C and, higher, in coastal areas and plains; which, together with the entrance of marine breezes,...
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Services
The National Meteorological Institute, offers a range of services that can be ordered online in the next section of the site.
Climate change
One of the greatest challenges facing humanity is climate change. One issue that should concern us all. In this section you can view the climate change report or browse in our dedicated website for this importance issue.
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Atlas of clouds
Reigning time depends on the type of clouds that form in the sky and, therefore, forecasters are interested in the study of their structure and evolution. Learn more about this fascinating subject.
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