Costa Rica is again grappling with widespread flooding as relentless downpours batter many parts of the country. In communities across the Central Valley, Guanacaste, Puntarenas and other regions, heavy rains have overwhelmed rivers and drainage systems — leaving streets submerged and forcing evacuations. 

In towns such as Moravia and Guadalupe, flooding in costa rica today has reached car‑level heights, with saturated sewage systems adding to residents’ woes. eanwhile, rural and coastal areas are seeing rivers swell, roads wash out, and homes threatened by rising water and landslides. 

For many families, the flooding isn’t just an inconvenience — it’s a disaster. People have been forced to leave their homes; others struggle with damaged property, blocked roads, and interrupted essential services. Local authorities and rescue teams are working round the clock, setting up shelters and calling on residents to heed warnings and avoid high‑risk zones. 

As the rainy season intensifies, the risk of further floods and landslides looms large. Now more than ever, vigilance, solidarity and timely action are crucial to protect lives and livelihoods across Costa Rica.