If you’ve spent any time in Baja California Sur during the summer, you’ve heard the word chubasco. A fisherman watching the horizon. A boater checking the sky. Someone looking at a dark cloud and saying, “There’s a …
If you’ve spent any time in Baja California Sur during the summer, you’ve heard the word chubasco. A fisherman watching the horizon. A boater checking the sky. Someone looking at a dark cloud and saying, “There’s a …
Saturday, September 5 – Tuesday, September 8, 2026 The Los Cabos Civil Protection Directorate is continuing to monitor conditions across the municipality, with the latest extended forecast from Mexico’s National Meteorological Service (SMN/CONAGUA) calling for several more days of …
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Friday, September 4, 2026 Cabo doesn’t need a hurricane to remind us how powerful the weather can be. Sometimes the storm stays offshore. Sometimes the center never comes near us. And still, the streets fill. …
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September 3rd, 2026 – The Pacific is refusing to give us a quiet chapter. Yesterday we were watching three hurricanes—or the potential for three hurricanes—across the Pacific, with Lowell becoming the second Category 5 of the …
Continue readingIf you are in Cabo San Lucas or San José del Cabo right now, please take the rain seriously. Heavy rain is falling across parts of Los Cabos, and flooding is already being reported on streets …
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The Eastern Pacific is getting crowded. – September 2nd, 2026 Very crowded. We may be on the verge of having three hurricanes spinning across the Pacific at the same time: Marie, Karina, and Lowell. And while …
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The Pacific Has Entered Its September Era – September 1, 2026 Well. September has arrived, and apparently, the Eastern Pacific has decided it has some unfinished business. We now have three named systems on the board—powerful …
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The Eastern Pacific has gotten a little busier! None of the current systems is a reason for Los Cabos to panic. There is still plenty to watch. The tropics may be distant, but the pattern …
Continue readingThe Eastern Pacific is staying busy. As we head into the final days of August, there are currently two named tropical storms being tracked by the National Hurricane Center: Karina and Lowell. Neither poses a direct threat …
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The Eastern Pacific refuses to let the novela end. Well. That was a story. For a brief moment, it looked like we were going to get the ending every good tropical novela deserves: Iselle and Julio …
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