Hottest April In
17 Years!
This month is
the hottest
April in the
last 17 years,
says the
Instituto
Meteorológico
Nacional (IMN).
But, we really
didn't need the
IMN to tell us
that, for the
heat could be
felt by everyone
and without
consulting a
thermometer or
looking up the
weather reports.
Last Sunday the
official
recorded
temperature in
Liberia,
Guanacaste, was
39.5 Celsius
(103.1
Fahrenheit),
according to the
IMN.
In the Caribbean
and the Central
Valley the
temperatures
ranged between
30 Celsius and
33 Celsius,
temperatures
that have not
been seen in
more than a
decade.
In San José,
whose average
temperature is
28 Celsius, the
mercury has hit
30 at times.
There are many
reasons for
this, one being
the effects of
El Niño, others
due to the lack
of clouds and
that the suns
rays are hitting
us
perpendicular.
Not matter the
reason, it is
just plain and
simply, hot.
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