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Heat and Sun The Norm Until Tuesday


Heat and Sun The Norm Until Tuesday
According to the Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN) - national weather service - the suffocating heat that has been constant since Thursday will continue until Tuesday in all parts of the country.

It was so hot yesterday that temperates in the Central Valley soared past 30 Celsius, reaching 37 in Liberia and 31 in Limón, all several degrees above normal.

The IMN says that a dry system over Central America does not allow the development of rain clouds from the early morning heat and that the afternoon clouds trap the heat and keep there into the night and early morning.

The phenomenum is expected to continue in the Central Valley and Guanacaste, mainly, and push back the start of an early rainy seaon a few days.

The rainy season typically begins the middle of May, however, due to the effects of La Niña, the IMN had predicted the rainy season to start this week.

The heavy rains of the past two weeks felt like the rainy season had already begun.
 

 

 

 
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