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Weather for the Baja California Peninsula
Baja Weather Synopsis
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 7:23 AM
MST Winds in the Sea will continue to diminish today as a cluster of Highs (green arrow) moves east and a Low (yellow arrow) develops over the SoCal Bight. It may only be a few days off between northers though, as a cold front (blue arrow) moves SE from the arctic and will bring much cooler temps to Baja California by the end of the week and a potential norther blow by the weekend in Baja Sur. Winds in the Sea will be light and from the NNW beginning late this afternoon and a great time to get out and enjoy some of Baja's great fall weather with sunny skies predicted today for most of the peninsula.
During the summer our Tropical Watch Weather Page provides specific tropical cyclone information. During the winter & spring months find additional graphics and forecast information pertinent to our winter weather on this page.
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