The National Meteorological Institute (IMN) of Costa Rica reported significant rainfall deficits reaching up to 58% across the country during the month of July. These figures highlight the extreme variability in weather patterns currently affecting the region.
The meteorological data indicates that the country is experiencing a polarized climate scenario, with certain areas suffering from drought conditions while others have recorded historical surpluses of precipitation. The IMN attributes these extreme fluctuations to the ongoing influence of the El Niño phenomenon.
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