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Heavy rains in Panama .... Wait a minute!


In the last two weeks it has been raining heavily in Panama, but not in all of Panama, but as usual are most extraordinary natural phenomena in the areas of Chiriqui and Bocas del Toro ( boca del torres ) reported.

Panama City is also flooded after heavy rains less, because, as in many cities of the tropical belt cities are now mostly concrete yes, there are those inevitable floods.

I have time to overview unit produced a small card so you know what you are talking about at all.



It's like the spinach: Did something wrong eingeschlichen, ist es schwer, es wieder auszumerzen. Diese beiden Gebiete sind bevorzugte Gebiete der Touristen und Rentner, meist aus den USA. Es gilt mit seiner Höhenlage von 600m-1200m als das beste, gemäßigte Klima in Panama mit Temperaturen von 16-28°C ganzjährig, im Gegensatz zum panamesischen Flachland, in dem die Temperaturen zwischen 26°C und 32°C ganzjährig anzutreffen sind, was mir und dem größten Teil der Bevölkerung sehr viel angenehmer ist.

Aber weniger bekannt, oder bewusst nicht publiziert, sind die negativen Seiten des so geschätzten besseren Klimas von Chiriqui, Boquete und Bocas del Toro . In the winter months (June to November) it rains in these areas almost every day, sometimes lasting for hours ("German rainy weather"), while the rest of Panama, it rains more than 2-3 times per week (mean monsoon-like, short). 2-3 times a year, small earthquakes shake just these areas, while in the rest of Panama have hardly noticed by reference. That in all these areas is also much more expensive than elsewhere in Panama (cost of living, real estate), which ISRT not a natural event, but an economic law, but not for life is not important, the choice of taste.

Something otherwise it is in the area of \u200b\u200bAntón (not the emphasis, as in German - on the first name of Anton - the "A" but the "o"). The insignificant 8.15 Antón town lies on both banks of the famous Pan-American Highway (no altitude, distance to the capital about 120 km from the sea 10 km). Behind it, the valley extends the altitude of 600m to 800m from Valle de Antón and approximately compensates for all the foregoing of Chiriqui and Boca del Toro and the lowlands of Panama. Here, for example, the most expensive land, mostly large and flat surfaces, no housing developments. But as I said many times, you have to the thoughts and witnessed.

who still has questions, they should put here so that the answers to all benefit

greeting
Ramiro

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