Tag: Rain
Heavy Rains Cause More than 50 Incidents Across Costa Rica
Cartago, the Caribbean area and the southern area have been the sectors most affected by the heavy downpours this week, with more than 50...
Tropical Storm Iota will Intensify Rains in Costa Rica as of this Weekend
The passage of tropical storm Iota through the Caribbean will cause an intensification of rains in Costa Rica as of this weekend. This was...
The Best Time to Travel to Costa Rica Is Now
When, we think of the year 2020; We see it as an atypical, difficult and complicated year where many plans and projects were postponed due to the current pandemic generated by Covid-19
Rainy Season in Costa Rica
The amount of rain that will fall on Costa Rica being this country in the tropical regions of the planet have been underestimated according...
New Tropical Storm Hits Costa Rica Tomorrow
In the last days, flooding and many mudslides have been reported across the country, however, according to the authorities, this week is expected to...
La Paz Waterfalls, a Wild Throwback
La Paz Waterfalls is a park on the outskirts of Costa Rica's capital. It offers the nation's best natural gifts, this rainforest has hundreds...
Costa Rican Company Saves ¢600,000 Per Month Thanks to Solar Panels
After installing solar panels to generate all their electricity, the Costa Rican company Florex has been able to save ¢600,000 per month.
The vice president...
Atypical Dry Season Rain Will Continue Through Wednesday Across Costa Rica
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - A low pressure system off the Pacific coast and reduced trade winds will create a rainy start to...
Dry Season is Here! The Last Week of 2014 Will Have High Temps for...
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – You can expect warm days with temperatures up to 33 degrees Celsius in Guanacaste, Puntarenas and the Southern...
Spectators Camped Out Overnight to Get Premier Spots for Tonight’s Festival of Light
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - Marta Jimenez is a resident of the Pitahaya neighborhood in San José whose family has attended the Festival...
Want to See an Active Volcano? Experts Think Turrialba Will Continue the Show for...
Turrialba’s volcanic activity could extend for weeks and even months, according to Gino Gonzalez, volcanologist at the National Seismological Network (RSN). Today, specialists visited the colossus...
Route 27 Remains Closed Due to Landslides
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – Route 27 that connects San José to Caldera is closed between Athens and Orotina since the severe landslides on Saturday...
El Niño Saves Guanacaste From Having a Terrible 2014 Dengue Season
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – El Niño and the chikungunya virus are responsible for a substantial decrease in dengue cases this year around...
Six of the Most Common Autism Myths Dispelled
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - Awareness for autism has grown exponentially in the last decade thanks to outspoken advocates, accurate media representation and...
Caribbean Trade Winds Could Create Havoc on Weather Throughout Costa Rica
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - The increase of trade winds two days ago in the country converts into an increase in atmospheric pressure...
El Niño Could Create Drought and Fire Problems for Guanacaste
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – Although wildfires have virtually dissipated with the arrival of the rainy season, this year the situation looks different thanks...
The quiet storm season may rumble back to life
By Kate Spinner
After a brief brush with fall, warm, moist weather is expected to return to Florida next week, coinciding with heightened chances for...
ZCS reaching out to Costa Rica
Zeeland Christian School continues to spread its wings and its influence beyond the confines of its building on Central Avenue.
For years, the school has...
The Blue Morpho Butterfly
By: Elizabeth Mann
The Blue Morpho butterfly lives in the tropical rain forests of Latin America from Mexico to Columbia. They are among the largest...
Costa Rica Leads the Way in Ecotourism
A world leader in ecotourism, Costa Rica is a country that promotes nature conservation instead of the ruthless exploitation of natural resources, and wildlife-watching...
