Great video Allen. I love the rainy season. Spent the month of August mainly in the Central Valley. Beautiful sunny mornings, clouds would roll in around 12pm and rain around 2pm. Although there were three straight days of rain at one but, but other than that the vast majority of mornings were dry and sunny. Next time we visit CR I want it to be in the rainy season. Prices are way lower and much less crowded.
El Niño refers to the above-average sea-surface temperatures that periodically develop across the east-central equatorial Pacific. It represents the warm phase of the ENSO cycle. La Niña refers to the periodic cooling of sea-surface temperatures across the east-central equatorial Pacific.
thanks so much ..that'great as always..4rd trip (the last on March 2023 )en middel of april first time during this seasonal period..we will be in Rio Claro entre Nazareth y la Florida no far Golfo dulce..see for ground to buy..en middle montagne..very interessant about weather. Take care ..Robert and Marie from Belgium
Thanks for posting another great video, I'd like to look at land for sale can you recommend a website, Just want to get an idea how much a off the grid plot of land costs. I obviously will not buy anything till I attend your relocation retreat.
Depends, I suggest scheduling a FREE 20 phone consult...let's talk and download this FREE PDF.... some things might be a little outdated...but I can explain more about it when we talk. Download FREE PDF: createdforsuccess.com/rental-resources
I do NOT think it will be either. El Nino and La Nina is not a normal or regularly happening thing. From my understanding...we don't really know when they occur. From my observation...the weather we are having now....looks like we are moving into a normal weather pattern that we've experienced most of our time in Costa Rica. When you are here in August...you should be about the middle way of the rainy season. It will be raining every evening, but your mornings should be absolutely beautiful!
@@OffTheGridHomesteadCostaRica She says the same thing. I think typical weather patterns throughout the world are changing. I have friends in Central Florida that have lost their homes
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you guys are going to blowup, get ready! lol...the world is changing., you know Allen, ;-)
Great video Allen.
I love the rainy season. Spent the month of August mainly in the Central Valley. Beautiful sunny mornings, clouds would roll in around 12pm and rain around 2pm. Although there were three straight days of rain at one but, but other than that the vast majority of mornings were dry and sunny. Next time we visit CR I want it to be in the rainy season. Prices are way lower and much less crowded.
You are correct...you can get some great deal in during the rainy season and still have a great time!
Another great video
Glad you enjoyed it
I watched lot your videos and is planning to move CR early next year. You really provide a lot valuable information. Thank you
El Niño refers to the above-average sea-surface temperatures that periodically develop across the east-central equatorial Pacific. It represents the warm phase of the ENSO cycle. La Niña refers to the periodic cooling of sea-surface temperatures across the east-central equatorial Pacific.
Thanks for that info....I wish I knew more about all that.
Thanks for the weather. In Philippines 🇵🇭 is brutally hot weather 😢
Thanks for that input...didn't realize it got that hot in the Philippines. Thanks for taking time to comment! You're Awesome!
0:14 exelente Video,saludos desde Pérez zeledon 🤝
Glad you enjoyed it....Thanks for taking time to comment! You're Awesome!
awesome video
Thanks for the visit. Good to see you my friend. I hope you are doing well.
I am doing good my friend. I am very happy to watch your new videos. Very helpful and informative.@@OffTheGridHomesteadCostaRica
thanks so much ..that'great as always..4rd trip (the last on March 2023 )en middel of april first time during this seasonal period..we will be in Rio Claro entre Nazareth y la Florida no far Golfo dulce..see for ground to buy..en middle montagne..very interessant about weather. Take care ..Robert and Marie from Belgium
You are welcome...I'm glad you enjoyed this info! Hit me up anytime. I'd be happy to help if I can.
Thanks for posting another great video,
I'd like to look at land for sale can you recommend a website, Just want to get an idea how much a off the grid plot of land costs. I obviously will not buy anything till I attend your relocation retreat.
Depends, I suggest scheduling a FREE 20 phone consult...let's talk and download this FREE PDF....
some things might be a little outdated...but I can explain more about it when we talk.
Download FREE PDF:
createdforsuccess.com/rental-resources
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Good point!
only my left ear getting audio again. :O
gotta check out your audio equipment. ???
👋 We‘ll be travelling to Costa Rica in mid August this year- will this year be El Niño or La Niña….do you know?
I do NOT think it will be either. El Nino and La Nina is not a normal or regularly happening thing. From my understanding...we don't really know when they occur. From my observation...the weather we are having now....looks like we are moving into a normal weather pattern that we've experienced most of our time in Costa Rica.
When you are here in August...you should be about the middle way of the rainy season. It will be raining every evening, but your mornings should be absolutely beautiful!
@@OffTheGridHomesteadCostaRica Thank you for replying, sounds great!
@@claudiavalent7939 you bet...thanks for taking time to comment on my channel
My wife lives in Curridabat and she complains to me every morning she wakes up to rain.
yeah...it's not typical for it to rain in the morning. Lol
@@OffTheGridHomesteadCostaRica She says the same thing. I think typical weather patterns throughout the world are changing. I have friends in Central Florida that have lost their homes
Hope to see you late in 2024 when I return to Atenas, looking for property and start building a home again like I did in July 2007
Oh well she's not shoveling snow
@@dakotahstr So true! The last time I shoveled serious snow was in North Dakota in ‘74 & ‘75
always great content...hey, were those birds vultures or condors ?? asking for my dumbass self...lol
those were vultures...NIKKI loves to chase them. Lol