Weather: current conditions & forecasts for the Baja Peninsula
The Baja Peninsula is the most cloud-free area in the world. Annual rainfall averages 2"-12" in this desert region.
Daytime temperatures are best described as "perfect" with highs between the upper 60s and upper 80s.
The nights are usually mild but can occasionally dip to 60 degrees or lower in the winter months, especially along the Pacific Coast,
Water temperatures are mild with the average surface temperature between 70 to 75 degrees. As the air temperatures gradually increase through the spring months, so do the water temperatures in the Sea of Cortez; ranging from 60oF in February, 65oF in March, and 70oF in April.
El Nino/La Nina weather patterns have little to no effect on anticipated weather despite conditions that may occur along the United State's west coast.
Occasionally, windy weather makes our kayaking days exciting, and sometimes we have to stay near our base camp until the winds subside. Our activities are dictated in some degree by the weather and safety is always our primary concern.
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