Please click REFRESH on your browser for the latest weather images. Forecasts for Baja California click here Monday 28 November 2016 Baja wintery weather is pushing south down the peninsula and rain will fall along the Pacific coastal areas and colder temperatures across the board. Later in the week another series of Highs will […]
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Weather for Baja California
Posted onPlease click REFRESH on your browser for the latest weather images. Forecasts for Baja California Sur click here Monday 28 November 2016 Baja wintery weather is pushing south down the peninsula and rain will fall along the Pacific coastal areas and colder temperatures across the board. Later in the week another series of […]
Fourth Wave of COVID-19 and Saturday’s Statistical Aberration
Posted onThe rising trend of new cases continues in these graphics generated from the statistical data of the Mexican Federal Secretary of Health on January 4, 2022. Saturday presented the highest number of new cases in the history of the pandemic, but that can be attributed to several factors causing the extraordinarily high number, in excess […]
2018 Tropical Cyclone Season Wrap
Posted onThe 2018 Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season officially wrapped up December 1, but the basin has been quiet since Xavier fizzled out on November 5. The statistics for the season are in and the facts continue fly in the face of Climate Change doubters. The 2018 Eastern Pacific Tropical Cyclone Season set records, and not […]
Tropical Storm Bud Now a Baja Memory
Posted on( Some users may have to clear browsing history to see the latest satellite images.) 6AM MDT 15 June: All Watches and Warning for the Baja Peninsula have been lifted BUD AND ITS REMNANTS EXPECTED TO PRODUCE HEAVY RAINFALL OVER THE STATE OF SONORA AND THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES… SUMMARY OF 900 AM MDT…1500 UTC…INFORMATIONLOCATION…25.3N […]
Drupal’s History
Posted onDries Buytaert began the Drupal software as a message board in 1999. Within a year or so, more people became interested using and contributing to Drupal, so the project was made open source. Drupal.org came online in 2001, and the Drupal community gained momentum in 2005 with several code sprints and conferences. Read more about […]
Is the End of La Paz as We Know It Neigh?
Posted onThe port of Pichilingue north of La Paz In nineteen years of our history, we have never taken opportunity to express our opinions as strongly as we will here. The plan to build a new commercial port in San Juan de la Costa and change Pichingue into a cruise-ship-only port will not […]
The Founding of La Paz – May 3, 1535
Posted onHernan Cortez – explorer and founder of the settlement now known as La Paz. Hernán Cortés had a fearsome reputation with both the Indians and fellow Spaniards Cortez was able to subdue native tribes with steel and gun powder across Mexico. But conflict here in Baja was minimal. Each year the City of La Paz, […]
Benito Juárez Birthday – March 21
Posted onMural showing President Benito Juarez bringing revolution as the first native Mexican President Benito Pablo Juarez García is one of Mexico’s most beloved leaders. He was born on March 21, 1806. Today Mexico celebrates his birthday with a national holiday to honor his legacy. Sometimes referred to as the Abraham Lincoln of Mexico, he […]
Mexico and the Flow of Migrants
Posted onCaravan Migrants in Tijuana being fed by government programs There are those in the USA that are questioning Mexico’s efforts in halting Migrant caravans. Mexico has this thing called Constitutional Law, and in it are clear restrictions on the interference in migrant traffic, military intervention and political matters of other nations. If one can pay […]
