Regional weather forecast

Valid for: Friday, July 04, 2025
Elaborated: Roberto Vindas

Region

Dawning

Morning

Afternoon

Evening

Extreme temperatures(°C)

City	T. Max. °C	T. Min. °C

Valle Central

Partly to mostly cloudy

Predominantly partly cloudy.

Partly cloudy. Possible short-lived showers in the mountains.

Partly cloudy.

San José	25.7	19.3
Alajuela	28.6	18.2
Cartago	23.5	16.4
Heredia	26.7	19.4

Pacífico Norte

Few clouds. Wind in mountains

Few clouds. Occasional wind gusts

Partly to slightly cloudy. Scattered showers.

Partly cloudy. Possible rain on the peninsula's coast.

Puntarenas	30.9	22.6
Liberia	33.5	21.8
Nicoya	31.9	22.2
Bagaces	30.4	21.0

Pacífico Central

Partly cloudy

Cloudy with rain and thunderstorms

Cloudy with rain in the early hours

Quepos	31.7	22.5
Parrita	30.5	22.9

Pacífico Sur

Partly cloudy

From partly cloudy to cloudy with rain and thunderstorms

Cloudy with rain on the coast

Golfito	28.0	21.8
Isla del Coco	30.9	20.5
San Isidro de El General	26.4	19.8

Caribe Norte

Variable cloudiness. Scattered showers

Partly cloudy. Scattered showers in the early hours.

Partly cloudy. Possible showers near the mountains

Partly cloudy

Guápiles	27.4	22.6
Tortuguero	28.2	24.9

Caribe Sur

Variable cloudiness. Scattered showers

Partly cloudy. Scattered showers in the early hours.

Few clouds

Limón	27.7	22.0
Sixaola	29.2	22.8

Zona Norte

Variable cloudiness. Scattered showers

Partly cloudy. Scattered showers in the early hours.

Partly cloudy. Possible showers near the mountains

Partly cloudy

Ciudad Quesada	23.1	17.6
Upala	29.0	22.8
Sarapiquí	28.1	23.1

General comment

The trade wind intensity will continue to decrease this Friday; however, in the early hours of the day, it is expected to remain strong enough to continue carrying moisture toward the country. Due to this, the Caribbean and Northern Zones are expected to once again experience a morning of variable cloudiness and scattered showers, although of lesser intensity and duration than previous days. Scattered showers with thunderstorms are expected for the afternoon and early evening on the Central and South Pacific slopes, while the Central Valley and Guanacaste have a chance of short-lived showers in mountainous areas and surrounding areas. The Caribbean and Northern Zones are projected to have a lower chance of rain during this period. The decline in the trade winds will be more noticeable during the afternoon and is expected to remain weak through the weekend.