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Insidecostarica.com - San José, Costa Rica - Wednesday 01 June  2005

 

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Was it Wet Enough for You Yesterday?
Accodring to the weatherman - Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN) - a low pressure system coming from Panama is producing heavier than normal rains in the Pacific coast and affecting the Central Valley (San José) as well.

The last couple of mornings San José has been waking up cloudy and wet from rain during the night.

NOrmal for this time of year, is sunny and hot for the norming, clouding over by mid-day and then mild to heavy rains for the afternoon. By the evening hours the rain has stopped and repeats the following day.

However, for the next couple of days there will be more frequent and heavy rain. The weatherman says it should all be back to normal by Friday.

 

 

 
 
 
 
   

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