Cold Spell Takes
Josefinos By Surprise
While tens of thousands
were soaking the sun and
heat on the country's
beaches, those who
stayed behind in the
Central Valley were
caught by a surprise
cold spell and scattered
rain in many parts of
the Valley.
The Instituto
Meteorológico Nacional (IMN)
- national weather
service - said that
cloud cover over the
Central Valley was the
cause of the cold
nights, cool mornings
and showers.
Looking south to the
mountains of Escazú and
Santa Ana, a grey
ominous cloud cover was
present each day from
Thursday to Sunday,
almost as if the "rainy"
or winder season had
begun.
The Zona Norte and parts
of the Caribbean also
experienced showers
though the temperature
did not fall too
greatly, according to
the IMN.
The weatherman says that
the winds should die
down in the coming days
and temperatures will
return to normal for the
season. |
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