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The
rains of Hurricane Henriette will
rains bring the green back to the deserts of Baja Sur. Within days, the thirsty flora of our desert
peninsula began to take on shades of green. Soon the entire desert
will be in bloom and a jaunt to the vast open areas of Baja Sur will
be well worth a photo-safari.
The diving, fishing , kayaking and
boating are the best
at this time of year due to the predominantly calm seas and clear, warm
water. This weather
continues until about Thanksgiving or thereabouts when the “Northers”
begin to blow on a more daily basis. Up until then we have almost spring
like conditions with long grasses and flowers in full bloom. This will
only last for a few more weeks as the winds begin to dry out the vegetation
that has grown so intensely since the two hurricanes and latest rainstorms.
These summer storms are also what feeds the giant
aquifers under areas like Pescadero, La Ribera and Santiago where there
is water flowing underground year round. The reservoir outside of
Cabo San Lucas is reported to be near capacity while the major La
Paz supply is rated at only 40%. Water is always a precious
commodity in our desert environment and we encourage all visitors
and residents of Baja to use water wisely.
n
the more Northern part of Baja Sur around Guerro Negro the desert
plains will sprout grasses
and meadow like flowers in bloom. The Volcanoes “Tres Virgines” are
already light green and
covered with swollen cactus. There are Century plants and
