General Review

The week begins with isolated episodes of rain, mainly favored by local factors such as morning warming and the entry of sea breezes.

As the week progresses, a gradual change in weather conditions is expected, the Intertropical Convergence Zone will begin to show greater activity and will remain close to the national territory, increasing instability and a progressive increase in humidity will be added starting on Wednesday, being even more significant at the weekend - due to the possibility of formation and impact of a Central American gyre - all of the above will be promoting greater potential for occurrence of precipitation especially in the Pacific and Central Valley.

Forecast

Mornings: Partly cloudy in the country, starting Thursday with greater cloud cover. Possible rains in coastal areas of the Pacific.

Afternoons: In the North Pacific and Central Valley, it is expected to be partly cloudy to cloudy, with isolated showers with thunderstorms, mainly in the second part of the week. In the Central and South Pacific, it is expected to be mostly cloudy with rain and isolated showers with thunderstorms, especially in the second part of the week. In the Caribbean and Northern Zone, partly cloudy, with rain in the mountains, is expected.

Nights: Partial to total cloudiness in the national territory. Possible rains, especially in the second part of the week in the Pacific and to a lesser extent in the Central Valley.

Temperature extremes in climatic regions of the country

DMSA/IMN