Panama weather: Clouds and showers expected throughout the day
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Panama is expected to experience cloudy skies and scattered showers throughout much of Tuesday, June 16.
- The Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (Imhpa) forecasts intermittent rain with isolated electrical activity, particularly in the morning for Caribbean and western regions.
- Temperatures will range from 19ยฐC to 31ยฐC, with moderate to high UV-B radiation levels.
Panama is bracing for a day of widespread cloud cover and scattered rainfall, according to the Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (Imhpa).
For Tuesday, June 16, the forecast indicates intermittent clouds and showers, especially in the early morning hours across the Caribbean coast and western parts of the country. These conditions may include isolated electrical activity.
The Imhpa predicts that by the morning, the Caribbean side will see cloudy intervals. On the Pacific side, there is a possibility of convective cloud formation leading to showers and thunderstorms. These could move inland, affecting southern Veraguas, Los Santos, Herrera, Coclรฉ, Panamรก Oeste, Panamรก, and Dariรฉn.
The afternoon is expected to bring an increase in cloudiness and precipitation. Caribbean regions can anticipate scattered showers with isolated thunderstorms, while the Pacific coast will experience rain of varying intensity in Chiriquรญ, Veraguas, Coclรฉ, and Dariรฉn. Other areas will have scattered clouds and isolated showers.
Evening conditions are expected to see lingering scattered showers in Chiriquรญ and southern Dariรฉn, with cloudy intervals elsewhere. Temperatures will fluctuate between 19ยฐC and 25ยฐC in the Central Mountain Range, and between 27ยฐC and 31ยฐC in the rest of the country. Winds will generally be light, below 20 kilometers per hour. Maritime conditions require a level of caution, with wave heights ranging from 0.91 to 2.10 meters. The Imhpa also noted moderate to high UV-B radiation levels.
Originally published by TVN Panamรก in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.