The early risers in the North Caribbean and Southern Pacific regions might want to keep an umbrella handy, as scattered showers are expected to make an appearance.
Costa Rica has recently found itself at the epicenter of such a clash, where forest fires have emerged as the unlikely adversaries of the digital era.
Quepos, Costa Rica’s serene paradise, experienced an unexpected jolt when a 4.0 magnitude earthquake hit the Central Pacific region.
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.
Costa Rica’s shoreline will soon be buzzing with majestic whales and the eager tourists keen on witnessing their grandeur.
Jaco Beach is the focal point of Costa Rica’s Central Pacific and one of the most well-known paradise experiences in the Americas for travelers seeking adventure and natural beauty.