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Eastern Pacific Tropical Weather Information

BajaInsider Weather Synopsis

Peso Dollar Exchange Rate Friday, July 3, 2009 8:55 AM MDT If you liked yesterday in your region of Baja, you will love today. More of the same across the peninsula as evening breezes will continue to cool things after sunset, except in inland areas of Baja California. Baja California Sur will experience light winds from the NW during the day. We have a strong cell of thunderstorms (yellow arrow) on the eastern side of the Sea. These thunderstorms will migrate west over the next few weeks as our seasonal probability of evening thunderstorms increases. Down south there is one tropical wave (orange arrow) and a new Low forming (magenta arrow) but this Low will probably require the jumpstart of the next tropical wave early next week if it has any chance of further development. See our Eastern Pacific Hurricane Watch for more graphics and live La Paz Weather condition.

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Tropical Cyclone Names for the Eastern Pacific 2009

Click on the storm name for more information on each after becoming active.

TS Andres
Blanca
Carlos
Dolores
Enrique
Felicia
Guillermo
Hilda
Ignacio
Jimena
Kevin
Linda
Marty
Nora
Olaf
Patricia
Rick
Sandra
Terry
Vivian
Waldo
Xina
York
Zelda

Tropical Weather Imagery – Click for current image

Sea Surface Temperature

Pacific Sea Surface Temperatures
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SST Anomaly

Pacific Sea Surface Anomylies
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Active Storm IR Floater - Andres

Active Storm Floater Eastern Pacific
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Tropical Hurricane Basin Satellite Imagery

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Tropical Eastern Pacific Satellite Imagery

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Eastern Pacific Tropical Weather Detail – From the National Hurricane Center