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Let me just preface today’s blog post by reminding everyone that this blog is for educational and entertainment purposes. Throughout my history of “doing the weather”, it’s always been important for me, that everyone understands …

I’ll get to an update on this system later … so far nothing to write home about. 11:46am day after posting this blog 🙂 Yep. Another one but let’s not get all excited. At least …

When you see pictures of flooding in front of Squid Roe, it’s actually normal.  I know, you’d think we would have some kind of “real” drainage system here to handle 1-2 inches of rain better …

Will always wonder why we were under hurricane warnings and watches for a tropical storm but I can only presume that the National Hurricane and Mexico thought there was still a chance that Javier could …

I think we are going to need a bigger boat.  Seriously.  Javier is … the most confusing storm I’ve monitored in a loooong time. This … is water vapor. http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/west/epac/wv-animated.gif Link to text below http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/text/refresh/MIATCPEP1+shtml/082049.shtml …

EDIT – compliments of an update from the NHC … I am thinking Javier would prefer we just drink this one out. “CORRECTED TO SHOW HURRICANE WATCH FOR SOUTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA PENINSULA” We at least …

First … a tiny rant.  Social Responsibility vs Personal Responsibility.  All locals know that hurricane season starts May 15th.  I am surprised, when I hear stories to this day that people didn’t know about Odile …

We’ve got lightning. With the amount of rain now forecast, I’ve snuck in a small bat signal.  Live Cabo Radio’s weather station is showing zero mph wind. It’s not even 6 am as I wait …

Grrrrrr … Javier looks to intensify. And yeah … Grrrrrrr is all I got.  http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/west/epac/rb-animated.gif  Oh and … Grrrrrrr. Trying to keep this PG rated. I’m going to bed.  I’m personally more irritated than worried. …

Since it’s not a hurricane I am not using the bat signal. At this moment (6:30-ish Cabo time) our weather station is reporting 9mph winds with gusts of 15mph, 87 degrees with 62% humidity. It’s …