“Brace yourselves for a gusty romance with cooler temps,” announces the IMN, playing matchmaker between Costa Rica and this unexpected cold snap.
This extraordinary heat wave, as reported by the Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN), wasn’t just a fluke but a sign of changing times.
This rise, ranging between 1 to 2 degrees Celsius, is expected to majorly impact the Central Pacific, North Pacific, and Central Valley regions.
A chronological forecast paints Sunday morning, October 29, as a pivotal moment where the Pacific territories could find themselves in a ballet of escalated rainfall.