Tuesday 19 June 2018  It looks like a very pleasant week ahead for the Baja peninsula. 

In Baja California: Ensenada will see a string of partly cloudy days we called June Gloom rolling in from the Pacific through next weekend. The temperatures will remain cool, working from the low 70's to the upper 70's by late work week. In Mexicali it will be cool, well, relatively speaking with tempsabouot 100°F today, but working up to 115°F by Friday. In San Felipe, the forecast calls for sunny through the forecast period with a very pleasant 90°F today warming to 101°F by Friday. 

In Baja California Sur: the forecast calls for a long stretch of sunny skies for the next 10 days with temps bouncing around the 90°F mark through the period. In La Paz, we have crystal blue skies following the storm and it is expected to stay cloudless through Thursday. Temperatures will begin the week around 94°F today and slide slowly to a cool 85°F on Sunday. In Cabo San Lucas look for sunny today and tomorrow and then increasing clouds through to a culmination on Saturday with a chance of showers. Temperatures will descend from 88°F today to 75°F on Saturday.

Tropical Watch: For the first time in a 13 days there is no active trop[ical cyclone in the Eastern Pacific. There is one tropical wave entering the Eastern Pacific Basin followed by  6 more coming off the desert of Africa moving west. The Madden Julian Oscillation's convection cycle has moved east into the Caribbean and weakened with no tropical cyclone activity forecst for the Atlantic basin for the next 48 hrs either. The strong MJO convection cycle has moved east from the China Sea to east of Japan and the leading eastern edge is dissipating as it moves toward the Central Pacific. This is good news for us in the Eastern Pacific because it is the convection cycles that hase spawn early season Blanca in 2015 and this year's Bud.

Enjoy your day...