Tamarindo's microclimate means that there are certain guarantees when it comes to the weather in the area.
Located just nine degrees above the equator in a dry, tropical forest, extreme heat and constant sunshine are consistent throughout the year.
The only seasonal change in the weather comes in the form of the wet period, which falls across late April to October.
At this time of the year, heavy showers can be seen, usually in the evenings. However, as Tamarindo is one of the driest parts of Costa Rica, even during the wet season, rain should not overly disrupt your holiday.
For a guaranteed dry climate with minimal expectation of any rain though, the dry season is the time to come. March will also see the humidity drop, meaning you will be able to enjoy a much drier heat.
The temperature during this month is 29°C (84°F), reaching highs of 33°C (91°F) and dropping to lows of 24°C (75°F).
Showing posts with label Tamarindo Weather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tamarindo Weather. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Monday, January 2, 2012
Tamarindo Weather Averages in February
When talking about the weather in Tamarindo, heat and sunshine are likely to be the two words you here most often.
Located just nine degrees above the equator in a dry, tropical forest and with its own microclimate, there is very little variation in the scorching hot weather that is seen throughout the year.
Located just nine degrees above the equator in a dry, tropical forest and with its own microclimate, there is very little variation in the scorching hot weather that is seen throughout the year.
Friday, December 23, 2011
Tamarindo's Weather in January
Located just nine degrees above the equator in a dry, tropical forest and with its own microclimate, Tamarindo's Weather varies very little throughout the year, with only a dry season and a wet season marking any change.
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