Corky1 - 11-24-2003 at 05:29 PM
Anyone want to take an educated guess at the weather conditions at San Felipe & Gonzaga this coming Thursday thru Sunday??? Thanks, Corky 
David K - 11-24-2003 at 07:37 PM
I hope SUNNY!!! Last year it was off and on rain. See you there... VIVA BAJA!
Corky1 - 11-24-2003 at 08:53 PM
David, that was a lot of help!!!
Anybody else want to try another answer??
Thanks, Corky
OKAY.........
Debra - 11-24-2003 at 09:09 PM
7:00am flat calm 50 degrees......7:15am 40 degrees and blowing 50mph, 10:00AM 95 degrees and DEAD CALM 12NOON..... raining cats and cattle 70
something.......2:00pm 80 and your body is raining from the humity.....(not the sky) 4:00pm......60 and the wind is coming from the gulf (dang,
trying to BBQ!) 6:00pm, dead calm (thank you Lord!, whoops, spoke too soon...."what are these dang critters?) 7:00pm.......YAHOO! HAPPY HOUR!
(yes, alittle late, I'M TELLING A STORY HERE! okay? LOL!) 8:00pm, wander back from the cantina......Blowing......"where the heck did that dang tent
gooooooooo!!!!????".......7:00am, flat calm.......40 degrees.....
Weather at San Felipe
Phil S - 11-24-2003 at 09:13 PM
Corkie I
Check website called Wundergroundweather. I use it before head out on our trips. Can check for usually a week in advance, and there is also a
clickable "prior dates" to see what historically has happened in certain times. Good luck, and enjoy your trip.
WEATHER
baja Steve - 11-24-2003 at 09:16 PM
Try this address and type in the city closest such as San Felipie Mexico We have used this siter for several years and it comes close http://www.weather.com/
Corky1 - 11-24-2003 at 09:24 PM
Thanks to all.
Looks like 70 days-40 nights.
Corky
YEP.....you about got it......except??????
Debra - 11-24-2003 at 09:57 PM
Have fun! Dont' know if you are camping or hoteling....But, Pete's Camp is a great and friendy place....it about 7miles north of the town.
David K - 11-25-2003 at 01:16 AM
Corky, I was not trying to be a smart a**... I told you what it was LAST YEAR when I was in Gonzaga, then drove north to Mexicali on Sunday (rain and
sun, see http://davidksbaja.com/1102/page2.html and beyond). What actually happened to me, I can be sure of. Nobody will know (for certain) what the future
holds. If you really want to be in Baja, are some forecasters going to stop you? Take a chance, live dangerous, bring a tarp to sleep under...
Hope to see you there... flag me down for a beer and Viva Baja sticker!
[Edited on 11-25-2003 by David K]
Me No - 11-25-2003 at 05:29 AM
Corky 1, I've never seen it down as low as 40 in the night at gonzaga, though I suppose it could this time of year especially inland a little. The sea
right on the water keeps the temps up a bit. I have been there all times of the year and spent many weeks there at the end of November. Look for
lows 50 to 55, with the very good possibility of a lot of wind. On the bright side, if the wind isn't blowing the seas will be calm as can be.
Basically it is a crap shoot, but you won't freeze your bum off. You might get it blown away though.
[Edited on 11-25-2003 by Me No]
Temp at Chapala last Friday
Anonymous - 11-25-2003 at 12:20 PM
I pitted and camped out at the Coco's turnoff at HWY 1 last Friday night for the race. It was 40 degrees at around 3-4 AM. Burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
Bring Jack Daniels.