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Weather for the Baja California Peninsula
Baja Weather Synopsis
Wednesday, 11/19/2008 8:53 AM MST This could get boring, but another beautiful day in Baja. High clouds (yellow arrow) will move across much of Baja Sur today, but temperatures will remain warm, a degree higher than yesterday. In Baja California, temps will be about the same as yesterday. Winds in the Sea are forecast to remain light from the NW through the three day forecast period. There is a High (blue arrow) over the mainland but out major influence is the Pacific High (lt blue arrow)about 900 miles west of SoCal There is a cluster of Highs (red arrow) but no northers are forecast. There is a gale (magenta arrow) blowing in the Tehuantepec.
With the change in our weather influences we have shifted our maps. Our traditional Mexico Surface Charts, more weather and satellite imagery can now be found on the Tropical Watch page, replaced for the winter months with the US surface Chart.
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For additional information see our Hurricane Weather Watch page. Satellite Imagery
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Baja Weather Information and Stories
2008
Pacific Hurricane Outlook
We take a look at what the experts say to expect in the coming months and a look at the statistical data for our region.
The Sea of Cortez Sucks!
Theories and forecast models incorporate the ocean temperature, how they steer, feed and create these storms that effect Baja.
Baja
Weather Statistics
When to visit Baja? Here is a statistical look at Loreto, La Paz and Cabo San Lucas weather.
Marine
Hurricane Preparation
Here are a few good tips for preparing your vessel for a hurricane. Tips for making sure your insurance won't be void too.
Summer
Surf Forecasting In Baja
Long time surfer and Baja artist Jeep Hardinge gives us his tips on Baja surf forecasting.
BajaInsider
2 Seas Watch
Weather and Informational postings from Readers around Baja. Post your own comments and observations too!
Tropical Watch Weather
Satellite imagery and text weather alerts from the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
Hurricane
Hysteria
Hurricanes are nothing to be trifled with. James Glover takes a look at media coverage & dispels some rumors.
Naming
Hurricanes
What's in a name? A rose by any other name is still a rose - but when is it a Hurricane?
Historical Look at Hurricanes
Do storms really stay away from the Sea until after September 1st? We take a look at myth and stats.
What
is a Blue Moon?
May 31 is the first Blue Moon of 2007. Contributing author Slade Ogletree gives is the details of this astronomical event.
Batten
down the Hatches
A long time Baja Sailor and sail maker provides some tips on preparing your boat for a hurricane.