Cabo Weather
The weather in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico is considered to be exceptionally pleasant for most of the year. The summer months can get hot and occasionally thunder storms and rain due to a hurricane to the south can cause some fairly big rain storms. Average annual rainfall amounts to only around 12 inches. The wettest month is typically September, during which one might experience three or four rainy days, totaling 4 inches. There is typically very little rainfall recorded February through July.
Click these links for any of the following information:
Storm tracking imagery of Eastern Pacific Storms
National Weather Service (U.S.), Pacific Tropical Cyclone
Jet Stream Analyses (North America), from the California Regional Weather Server
Sea Surface Temps of North America
View Satellite Image of Southern Baja
Animated Wave Direction and Heights