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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Authorities urged residents to take precautions against potential wind hazards, including falling trees. Photo via Costa Rica Firefighters Department.
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Published on
Tuesday, January 7, 2025
By the A.M. Costa Rica staff
Costa
Rica is affected by the eighth cold front
of the season, which is expected to bring
lower temperatures, rain, and gusty winds
this week, the Weather Institute reported.
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As
of Tuesday, the cold wave was crossing
Nicaragua’s Caribbean Coast and is
expected to affect Costa Rica from
Tuesday, Jan. 7, through Thursday, Jan. 9.
Weather conditions may begin to improve
by Friday, Jan. 10.
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The National Emergency
Commission (CNE) holds a Green Alert
nationwide urging preparedness as the cold
front progresses. This advisory instructs
emergency committees to monitor
developments closely and remain ready to
respond to emergencies. They highlight
that the elevated risk of adverse weather
requires ongoing vigilance to protect
communities.
Authorities
recommend taking the following precautions
due to the expected severe weather:
The
National Meteorological Institute, or
Weather Institute, provides weather
forecasts, hazard warnings, and safety
information to the public and
organizations.
A.M.
Costa Rica encourages readers to share
this weather advisory in their
communities.
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