Puerto Limon's WunderBlog : TRANSAT Yacht Regatta Weather Assistance Blog-Puerto Limon, Costa RIca WELCOME!!!

TRANSAT Yacht Regatta Weather Assistance Blog-Puerto Limon, Costa RIca WELCOME!!!

Posted by: Limon, 8:57 PM GMT on October 28, 2009

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Puerto Limon Looking Southeast

Puerto Limon WunderMap (LOCAL)

Puerto Limon WunderMap (REGIONAL)

Puerto Limon WunderMap (CONTINENTAL)

Limon Upper Air Info

ETESA Panama RAWINSONDE

Panama Canal Webcams-Live

International Satellite Image

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World Lightning Network Image

Americas Lightning-Current
Americas Lightning- Movie
World Lightning NOW

Current SW Atlantic SIGMETS

Current Terminal Forecast

SERVIR Current Satellite

SERVIR Forecast 24-48 Hours

Puerto Limon Rainfall Estimates

SURFACE CONDITIONS

(LIO)(MRLM)- Limon Aviation Forecast

(SJO)(MROC)-Juan Santamaria International Airport Aviation Forecast

Limon Airport Sfc WX

Manzanillo Sfc WX

Turrialba Sfc WX

Cartago Sfc WX

Tres Rios Cartago Sfc WX

Pavas Sfc WX

UCR-La Garita-Alajuela

Desamparados WX

Barrio Aranjuez Sfc WX

Liberia Sfc WX

Santa Rosa Sfc WX

EARTHQUAKE INORMATION

TIDAL WAVE INFORMATION

VOLCANIC INFORMATION

SATELLITE IMAGES
Atlantic Basin WV Loop

Caribbean Aviation Loop

Visible Satellite

IR4 Satellite

Volcanic Ash Satellite

IR2 Lightning Monitor

Atlantic Basin WV Latest Loop

Caribbean WV Satellite Loop

Caribbean IR2 Satellite Loop

Caribbean Visible Satellite

USA Precip Analysis

NCAR USA WX

LIMON AREA BEACHES

Beach Conditions

Magic Seaweed (Worldwide)

PapaGSurf (Costa Rica)

Rovercam (Costa Rica)

SPACE WEATHER
NASA Earth Observatory

NASA Space Magnetic Field Forecast

NASA Global Ozone Monitor

NASA Global Aerosol Monitor

NASA Global Reflectivity Monitor

Monserrat Volcano Observatory-West Indies (Caribbean)

GDACS-Global Disaster Events

Indiana University Seismic-Volcanic Webpage

Updated: 9:29 PM GMT on October 28, 2009

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I MADE IT RAIN IN COSTA RICA- STORM CHASING TOUR (1 June-31 August 2008)

Posted by: Limon, 12:32 AM GMT on June 04, 2008

Desert Rats from Las Vegas-Laughlin-Palm Springs-Lake Havasu City-Yuma-Phoenix-Tucson-Prescott-Sedona-Albuquerque and El Paso!Come on down to Costa Rica from LAS or LAX to SJO (San Jose, Costa Rica).We'll pick you up for either a 10 Day/9 Night or 4 Day/3 Night Storm Chasing and Adventure Tour called "I Made It Rain in Costa Rica".Bring your camera and fun in the sun clothes and we'll take care of the rest! Fill out your preferred itinerary nere in the Trip Planner...

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Puerto Limon, Costa Rica Wunderblog-March 16th Daily Early USA Tornado Season Report

Posted by: Limon, 7:42 PM GMT on March 16, 2008

DAILY LIMON MEKATELYU Weather Report-Central Costa Rican Caribbean CoastGreat late Dry Season Conditions prevail this morning with an extremely stong and dry inversion aloft. Morning temps have been running near 65-68 degrees and afternoon highs from 85-90. Come on down and enjoy the Costa Rican Trade Winds! Turtlewatchers: Come on down and enjoy this wonderful natural phenomenon from April through September along our Caribbean Coast. You'll be glad you did!Current ...

Updated: 7:47 PM GMT on March 16, 2008

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No Snow Today in Puerto Limon!

Posted by: Limon, 10:49 PM GMT on December 16, 2007

Fantastic early Dry Season Weather today in "The Home of the Caribbeans". The Coral Princess Cruise Ship, PAX and Crew all enjoyed a near-perfect day in Paradise.Why not come on down and visit us. We'll leave the lights turned on!!LinkLinkWEATHERGUESSERPuerto Limon, Costa Rica"Home of the Caribbeans"

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Extremely Heavy 6 Hour Rainfall NE of Colon, Panama

Posted by: Limon, 6:06 PM GMT on August 16, 2007

I thought this might be of some interest as Hurricane Dean approaches from the East.LinkPlease note the black color (or 250mm) of rain which has fallen in the past 6 hours Northeast of Colon, Panama.This a a sign of the Hurricanes approach as the tops are now nearly stationary on the Eastern flank of this MCS which has persisted and continues expanding Westward along 10 degrees North latitude.We expect to have numerous periods of rain and t-storms for the next 48-72...

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