Baja Mexico Weather and Storm Forecasts

Updated:  Wednesday  21MAY2025 5:30AM PDT 

Some early morning cloud cover along the Baja Pacific coastline with some patchy fog in areas north of 30N will clear out this morning leaving mostly sunny skies and a continued warming trend over much of the peninsula today as a ridge of high pressure centered to the northwest extends southeastward across the offshore waters.

Moderate to fresh NW winds at times will pulse across Cabo San Lucas during the late afternoon hours and through the evening, with the pattern forecast to repeat each day through this weekend as a trough of low pressure persists down the Gulf of California.

North of Punta Eugenia, moderate to occasional fresh NW winds are expected into this weekend with rough seas offshore from an expanding NW swell continue through Saturday before seas begin to slowly subside.

The warm weather down much of the Pacific side of the peninsula today will continue with some gradual cooling beginning tomorrow across the northern baja Pacific coastline while the gradual warming trend is forecast to continue south of Punta Eugenia through next week.

Gentle to moderate winds with seas of 1 to 3 ft will prevail down most of the Gulf of California today where very warm to hot weather is expected to continue with some inland desert areas forecast to experience some extremely hot afternoon temperatures.

Abundant sunshine today will dominate the skies across Baja Sur as the persistent high clouds of recent days thin out.

The National Hurricane Center in Miami this morning reports on an area of low pressure that could form by this weekend or early next week several hundred miles southeast of Cabo San Lucas. Conditions appear favorable for some development of this system thereafter while it moves westward to west-northwestward at around 10 to 15 mph.

This system currently has a low chance of tropical cyclone development through the next 7 days.