San José, Costa Rica, Tuesday 23 February  2010


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Heat Wave To Continue Until Wednesday

Was it hot enough for you? According to the Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN), Monday was the second hottest day of this year in downtown San José, when the temperature reached 28.9 degrees Celsius (84.02 Fahrenheit).

The hottest day recorded so far for his year was on February 5 when the mercury tolled 31.3 Celsius (88.34 Fahrenheit).

The rest of the country also recorded high temperatures, hitting 37.7 Celsius (99.8 Fahrenheit) in Bagaces, Guanacaste.

The temperature around the country hovered over 30 Celsius in most areas outside of downtown San José: Liberia 36.4; La Garita, Alajuela, 32.3; the San José airport 31.3; Pavas 30.3 and San Pedro 31.3.

Rebeca Morera of the IMN added that the humidity made it feel even hotter.

The heat Wave is expected to continue until Wednesday, with hot sunny mornings and cloudy afternoons, typical of the rainy season but with no rain, other than isolated showers in some areas.

The IMN also warns of high ultraviolet radiation levels.
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 
 

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