Sunday 22 June 2008, San José, Costa Rica

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Take Time To Enjoy El Veranillo
Many are taking advantage of the "veranillo de San Juan" - the summer solstice - as the rains have taken a pause in the Central Valley, replaced by sunshine and "vientos alisios" (trade winds).

The veranillo won't last long, a couple of days at best, as normal weather is expected to return tomorrow (Monday) or Tuesday at the latest.

However, the rains continued as normal in the Central and South Pacific, as well as the Caribbean.

Last night, looking over the mountain range on the south side of the Central Valley, the night sky was filled with flashes of a lightning storm in the Pacific coast while a warm breeze filled the Santa Ana night air.




 
 

The trade winds are part of the earth's atmospheric circulation

 

 

 
 

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