National Meteorological Institute

Residents of San José are experiencing rotating water cuts, with some neighborhoods left dry for days on end.

Costa Rica’s rainy season is a spectacle of nature that transforms the environment, but it also brings challenges that residents and visitors alike.

On April 8th, Costa Rica is poised to witness a celestial event that will turn heads skyward and dim the day: a partial solar eclipse.

Costa Rica finds itself on the cusp of an intense heatwave, reminiscent of the sizzling temperatures experienced in early March.

As Central America braces itself for the whims of Mother Nature, the region finds itself caught in the chilly embrace of Cold Front 19.

“Brace yourselves for a gusty romance with cooler temps,” announces the IMN, playing matchmaker between Costa Rica and this unexpected cold snap.

As Costa Rica welcomes 2024, the skies above are set to put on a cosmic show – the Quadrantid meteor shower.

This rise, ranging between 1 to 2 degrees Celsius, is expected to majorly impact the Central Pacific, North Pacific, and Central Valley regions.