Grab your Coats!
In the heart of the Sierra la Laguna, known for its biodiversity and its peculiar climate, nature offered a spectacle this November 18, when images of the region reflected the intensity of cold front number 10.
An outdoor thermometer, mounted on a log, showed temperatures dropping below freezing, reaching 23 F°. An unexpected figure in a state usually associated with desert heat.
The images released by the Sierra de la Laguna Ranch are a reminder of the unique microclimate that manifests itself high in the mountains, where climatic oscillations generate a landscape that is surprisingly different from that of the rest of the state.
What is the weather forecast for Baja California Sur?
Cold front number 10 is moving over the north of the country, particularly affecting the mountain areas of Baja California Sur, where minimum temperatures of between 23° F and 32°F have been recorded, with possible frosts.
This phenomenon has also caused winds with gusts of up to 337 miles per hour in the Gulf of California and dust devils in several areas of the state, as well as waves up to nine feet high on the western coast.
La Paz: Min temperature of 62°F and max of 70°F, with winds of up to 13 miles/h. San José del Cabo: Min of 51°F and max of 57°F, with winds that will reach 12 miles/h, Loreto: Min of 60°F and max of 63°F, with wind gusts of 13 miles/h, Mulegé: Min of 48°F and max of 71°F, winds of 9 miles/h, Comondú: Min of 48°F and max of 71°F, winds with gusts of up to 18 miles/h
Sorry for those who came to Cabo running away from cold weather.
