Weather warnings
Feb
04
Weather Warning
Windy conditions persist this week
February 4, 2025
10:40 a.m.
Diagnosis: High levels of atmospheric pressure north of the Caribbean Sea basin favor windy conditions in the national territory. This Tuesday, maximum gusts between 60 km/h and 89 km/h were...
Feb
03
Aviso Meteorológico
Condiciones ventosas persisten este inicio de semana
3 de febrero de 2025
10.30 a.m.
Diagnosis: High levels of atmospheric pressure north of the Caribbean Sea basin favor windy conditions in the national territory. This Monday, maximum gusts between 60 km/h and 87 km/h were...
Feb
02
Weather Warning
Strong to very strong wind gusts this Sunday
February 2, 2025
9:30 a.m.
Diagnosis: High levels of atmospheric pressure north of the Caribbean Sea basin favor windy conditions in the national territory. This Sunday, maximum gusts between 60 km/h and 84 km/h have been...
Feb
01
Meteorological Warning
Rain in the Caribbean and Northern Zone this Saturday. Strong winds in the center and north of the country
February 1, 2025
9:30 am
Diagnosis: The arrival of a pulse of humidity and its drag towards the country by the trade wind has favored very rainy conditions in the Caribbean and the Northern Zone, as well as wide cloud...
Feb
01
Weather Warning
Rainy conditions in the Caribbean and Northern Zone this morning
February 1, 2025
03:45 a.m.
Diagnosis: Strong trade winds, combined with a pulse of humidity coming from the Caribbean Sea, have favored rains during Friday night and early Saturday morning in the Caribbean and the Northern...
Weather warnings history
In this section you will find the weather warnings history.
Informative Weather Warning-IMN-181123-12:00 p.m.
Nov
18
Informative Meteorological Warning
Low pressure without cyclonic potential
November 18, 2023
12:00 p.m.
Diagnosis: This Saturday the low-pressure system showed less organization towards the northeastern outskirts of the Caribbean Sea, which is why the National Hurricane Center (NHC) completely dismissed it in its development.
Forecast: The low pressures typical of the Intertropical Convergence Zone remain, both in surrounding regions of the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific, this in the South of Central America, maintaining it active and with contribution of humidity from both sides. The Convergence Zone will gradually reduce its effects on the country between the weekend and the beginning of next week, but they will still continue with scattered variable rains on the Pacific slope (See Meteorological Warning of the day: Meteorological Warnings - IMN).
Due to the above, the IMN recommends:
- Be attentive to the issuance of weather warnings that are published in:
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WEBSITE: www.imn.ac.cr
Last information notice of the event
Jose Valverde Mora.
Meteorologist
DMSA-IMN
