Tourists have been flocking to Los Cabos this year more than ever before because of its trending beaches and gentle ocean waves. With hotel occupancy rates constantly high and tourist numbers consistently breaking records, the beaches have been filled with travelers scuba diving, swimming, kayaking, and more. Recent weather conditions have caused closures of the …
Tropical storm
With Tropical Storm Eugene off the coast of Los Cabos, three popular beaches have been closed by the Federal Maritime Terrestrial Zone agency in the area. Tropical Storm Eugene The National Meteorological Service is tracking Tropical Storm Eugene just to the southwest of Los Cabos. The storm is just about approaching hurricane strength, with winds …
It’s the hot, humid, and rainy season in Los Cabos. Most people would consider that type of weather less pleasurable for a vacation in a beach resort destination. However, surprisingly that’s not the case with all of the visitors to Los Cabos. Enjoying the Show of Beatriz Los Cabos was spared a direct hit of …
After holding a meeting Monday morning local authorities determined to raise black flags on all Los Cabos area beaches and keep them closed. This is due to the fact that tropical storm Madeline is expected to pass by Los Cabos at its closest point throughout the late hours of Monday and into Tuesday. Madeline is …
Over the past few weeks a combination of hurricanes, tropical storms, and just overall bad weather in general have plagued Los Cabos. The passing of hurricane, Kay, and tropical storm Javier back to back in the last couple of weeks has forced clean up crews in Los Cabos to work tirelessly to keep Cabo beaches …
While Los Cabos still recovers from the effects of tropical storm Javier, the region will have to get ready for a new storm that’s in the Mexican Pacific. Local meteorologists had predicted last week that another tropical depression was forming in Pacific waters apart from the aforementioned tropical storm Javier that passed through Los Cabos …
In the first few hours of Friday September 2nd local authorities reported that tropical storm Javier was located about 220 miles southwest of Los Cabos. The presence of the tropical storm is already causing strong winds, and consistent rain over the resort town. This has prompted authorities to ban smaller vessels from navigating in Cabo …