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 …
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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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Well… the Eastern Pacific has decided to give us something to watch. Thankfully, none of it currently represents a tropical cyclone threat to Los Cabos. But there is plenty happening out over the Pacific this morning, so …
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