Weather warnings
May
31
Aviso Meteorológico (Actualización)
Lluvias variables en el país este sábado y onda tropical #4 mañana domingo
31 de mayo de 2025
5 pm
Diagnóstico: Este fin de semana la Zona de Convergencia Intertropical se muestra activa nuevamente frente al Pacífico costarricense; lo cual ha ocasionado aguaceros en el Pacífico Sur y eventos...
May
31
Weather Warning
Variable rains in the country this Saturday and tropical wave #4 tomorrow Sunday
May 24, 2025
11.40 am
Forecast: This weekend, the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITC) is active again off the Costa Rican Pacific, causing downpours in the South Pacific and intermittent rain events in the Central...
May
30
Weather Warning
Variable morning rains this Friday in the Caribbean regions
May 30, 2025
7:30 a.m.
Diagnosis: High humidity levels in southern Central America, combined with instability in the upper troposphere in the region, have favored variable rainfall in the Caribbean and parts of the...
May
29
Aviso Meteorológico
Lluvias variables este jueves
29 de mayo de 2025
11:00 am
Diagnóstico: Condiciones propicias para la ocurrencia de lluvias variables se presentan sobre el país este día. Esto debido a varios factores: inestabilidad en la atmósfera alta, la presencia de...
May
28
Weather Warning (Update)
Tropical Wave #3 over Costa Rica this Wednesday
May 25, 2025
6.15 pm
Forecast: Tropical Wave 3 is crossing Costa Rica this Wednesday, increasing instability in its wake. In recent hours, heavy downpours have been recorded on the Pacific coast. This is more...
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Informe Meteorologico N2
May
29
Informe Meteorológico
Condiciones atmosféricas inestables sobre Costa Rica generan lluvias esta noche
29 de mayo de 2020
6.00 p.m.
Diagnosis: An extensive low-pressure system - which has been followed up in the last 84 hours - continues to be positioned in the Pacific Ocean, 700 km west of the Guanacaste coast; it keeps the Intertropical Convergence Zone in southern Central America very active, causing rainfall of variable intensity throughout the country. In addition, at this time tropical wave # 2 is located in Panama and continues to move towards Costa Rica.
With a break at 5:30 pm, the maximum accumulated figures recorded this afternoon by region are:
Región | Rango de acumulados máximos (en milímetros) |
Valle Central | 20-63 mm |
Caribe Norte | 20-25 mm |
Caribe Sur | 5-15 mm |
Pacífico sur | 15-20 mm |
Pacífico Central | 34-42 mm |
Pacífico Norte | 44-60 mm |
Zona Norte | 17-20 mm (91 mm en el sector Las Delicias) |
Forecast: The low pressure system has a 60% probability of becoming a tropical depression in 2 days, while heading towards Guatemala and southern Mexico. As long as it remains in its current position, it will be disturbing the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), which is located on our territory, contributing humidity and instability to our country. The influence of the ITCZ ??is expected throughout the weekend.
Variable intensity rains are expected throughout the night in the Central Valley, plains of the Northern Zone and the Caribbean; amounts between 10-20 mm and maximums of 30 mm are estimated in this period.
In the Pacific regions, there will be rainfall of variable intensity tonight, but they will be concentrated in the southern Nicoya Peninsula and mountains of the South Pacific, with estimated amounts between 25-40mm and maximums of up to 70mm tonight; in the Central Pacific between 20-40mm in the same period.
For hours in the morning, downpours are expected along the Pacific coast that extend into the early hours of Saturday morning; amounts between 15-30 mm and maximums of 50 mm are estimated in this period near the coast.
For its part, tropical wave # 2 will continue to advance westward and will reach the country during the early hours of Saturday, increasing the possibility of rainfall of variable intensity in the North Caribbean and the North Zone during the morning as it passes. The influence of the tropical wave will continue only on Saturday.
next report at midnight
Juan Diego Naranjo Díaz
Meteorólogo
DMSA-IMN
