Cabo San Lucas is located at the southern tip of Baja California, Mexico. The Pacific Ocean lies to the west and the Sea of ​​Cortez to the east. Cabo is a popular tourist destination for its nightlife, beaches, harbor, fishing, golf and many other attractions known. During an average year, more than 300 days of sunshine. From time to time when hurricanes threaten Cape, but the vast majority of weakening or pass well south.

Cabo San Lucas has a dry climate. Precipitation of less than seven centimeters per year on average. There is a short rainy season comes in summer. The rain is the result of occasional showers develop, or when active tropical cyclones in the eastern Pacific.
Hurricanes tend to move far to the south or southwest of Cabo. Occasionally, an upper air channel is far enough south to a tropical storm on the peninsula of Baja California to steer. Hurricanes often weaken as it approaches the southern Baja California. This is due to colder sea water that tropical cyclones robbed of energy. Even if a tropical cyclone is located near Cape is usually the result of an upper air by dragging them to the north. These are often south or southwest winds cut and weaken a tropical cyclone. When the hurricane affect southern Baja, can move quickly over the colder water, so there is little time for them to weaken. In this rare case, you may experience heavy rains and floods.

Summer temperatures are hot with high readings in the mid 90s. The highs are around 105 degrees. Low temperatures are usually in the mid 70s. The winter has pleasant temperatures with high readings in the mid 70s. Lows at night are in the mid 50s on average.

Cabo San Lucas has a dry climate almost all year round with plenty of sunshine. Can take showers in the summer or a tropical disturbance that happens, scattered showers. The rain sometimes occurs in winter when a cold front is stronger than normal through the Baja. Winter is the best time of year in Los Cabos, with mild temperatures.