Q COSTA RICA — Cloud cover and rain will prevail across the country this Tuesday, November 3, primarily in the Pacific region, the Central Valley, and mountainous areas.
During the morning, downpours accompanied by lightning are expected over the maritime areas of the Central and South Pacific. Cloud cover will increase as the morning progresses.
In the afternoon, scattered downpours are expected in the Pacific region, the Caribbean, and near the central mountain range, which includes the Central Valley.
During the night, the rain could spread toward the Central Pacific, the South Pacific, and parts of the Nicoya Peninsula.
The official weather forecast by the IMN for this Tuesday:
Unstable and rainy atmospheric conditions will prevail across the country throughout this week. Particularly on Tuesday, variable cloud cover is expected during the early morning hours, with showers accompanied by thunderstorms over offshore areas of the Pacific, especially over the Central and South Pacific.
These rainfall events could extend toward coastal areas during the early morning and morning hours. In addition, cloud cover is expected to increase rapidly as the morning progresses. During the afternoon, scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast across the Pacific slope and portions of the Caribbean slope, particularly in areas near the central mountain range, including the Central Valley and surrounding mountain ranges.
These rainfall events could locally reach strong intensity. During the early evening, rainfall activity may persist over mountainous areas and gradually extend toward the Pacific coastal regions. The most significant precipitation is expected over offshore and coastal areas of the Central and South Pacific, as well as the Nicoya Peninsula, where showers and thunderstorms may continue.
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