May in Cabo San Lucas — straight from my icabos3 station (2020–2025): This is the real transition month. Temperatures are climbing, hurricane season officially starts May 15… but on the ground, it still mostly feels …
May in Cabo San Lucas — straight from my icabos3 station (2020–2025): This is the real transition month. Temperatures are climbing, hurricane season officially starts May 15… but on the ground, it still mostly feels …
April in Cabo San Lucas — straight from my icabos3 station (2020–2026): I am aware this is only half of the month for 2026! This is where things start to heat up. Not summer yet… …
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This is where you start to feel the shift. Still dry season… just warmer, breezier, and a little more “Cabo energy.” Rain? None.Across all 7 years: 0.00″. Temperatures:– Days: mid to upper 80s (occasionally brushing …
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Here’s what February actually looks like based on 7 years of data from my personal station in Cabo San Lucas. February in Cabo San Lucas — straight from my icabos3 station (2020–2026): Still very much …
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January in Cabo San Lucas — straight from my icabos3 station (2020–2026): Rain? Basically none. Out of 7 Januarys, only ONE had measurable rain… and it was 0.18 inches.Every other year: 0.00. So if you’re …
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2025 Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season Recap More Activity Basin-Wide, But Los Cabos Mostly Saw the Rain (and Not Much Else) I’m overdue closing the book on the 2025 Eastern Pacific hurricane season. With questions already …
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Not Just the Man O’ War: Meet the Jellyfish Drifting Ashore in Los Cabos! Hey Cabo lovers! If you’ve ever tiptoed across Médano Beach and spotted a shimmering blob on the sand, you’re not alone. …
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Why, out of every single HOA development in Cabo San Lucas, Pedregal is still the one you should own in. Yes, the amenities are spectacular, the security is unmatched, and the new projects are exciting… …
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Photo: Jennifer G., Cabo San Lucas If you’ve ever walked along the beach in Cabo and spotted a small, bright blue bubble glistening in the sand — congratulations, you’ve just met one of our ocean’s …
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