Friday, February 3, 2012 10:10 AM MST It will be a little cooler today across the peninsula as a cold front (blue arrow) slides south over mainland Mexico and drives colder air south into the Gulf of Mexico. A trough (orange arrow) runs the length of the California coast and will move inland as a High (lt blue arrow) forms to the west in the Pacific. Another pair of Highs (red arrow) will descend front he Arctic and bring much colder air to the central and eastern US over the the next couple of days. A great time to enjoy Baja weather where temps will climb back into the mid and upper 70's by Monday. Today coastal areas of Baja California will remain pleasant through Sunday with temps remaining well above seasonal. In Baja Sur the north winds in the Sea of Cortez will keep temps on the eastern side of the peninsula a little cooler than normal through the period. On our Mexico map, a mass of Pineapple Express (white arrow) will bring cloudy skies to much of the two states today. Winds will remain strong from the NNW through Monday, blowing to 25kts tomorrow and Sunday , finally abating on Monday. Enjoy your day.

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