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Early Rains Not Good For Business

The early rains of the season has is bad for business, especially for the stands and impromptu sales counters on the streets of downtown San Jose. It is common for the early rains to keep people indoors, until they get back to the rainy season way of things.

About the only sales occurring during Tuesday mid afternoon rain storm and lightning were umbrellas.

Although the rainy season in the Central Valley (San Jose) does not officially start until next week, the afternoons and some evenings of the last several days have seen rain, from a light drizzle to downpours.

The Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN) - the national weather service - says that the 2009 rainy season will be lighter than last year, with less rain in the forecast.

We have to remember that last year we had more than rain than in several decades. The IMN says that this year will be "normal".

But, we all know about the trust the weatherman (or weatherlady, being politically correct).

So, from now on remember to carry an umbrella at all times. Rainproof shoes and rainproof clothing will keep you dry.

And always keep an eye on the skies, especially if the dark clouds are coming from the northwest - Heredia - which is a good indicator of a heavy downpour with thunder and lightning.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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