joerover
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hurricane history in baja
Is there a chart that shows the path and date of baja hurricanes?
Has there ever been a november hurricane in baja?
June?
What about trip planning around hurricane history, what is the story?
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Jack Swords
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http://eebmike.com/
Bottom of page, 1990 -2015, click on date for info
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carlosg
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Here's another source for 1995-2015:
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/index.php?season=2014&b...
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David K
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I recall reading about how a hurricane messed up a Baja race in 1967... since the Baja 1000 (Mexican 1000 then) is run in early November, I checked.
The hurricane that caused problems and prevented anyone from finishing was in September 1967 and it was a 'test run' to La Paz of several racers. The
first Mexican 1000 ran on Oct. 31 and into November 1967.
Seems all true hurricanes have October as their latest month from the history list I looked at?: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Baja_California_Penins...
From that link:
"Most tropical cyclone impacts occurred in the month of September. This coincides with the statistical peak in the eastern north Pacific hurricane
season, which occurs in early September or late August. Although hurricane season in the eastern north Pacific officially runs from May 15 to November
30, no known tropical cyclones have impacted the peninsula in May, November, or outside the season."
[Edited on 2-8-2016 by David K]
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Alm
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Like they say, "past performance is not indicative of future returns"  ...
Things are changing on this planet.
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JC43
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Quote: Originally posted by Alm  | Like they say, "past performance is not indicative of future returns" ...
Things are changing on this planet. |
And not only in Baja. New Orleans is the best Example. Who has ever seen hurricanes in the past going up north as far as New York? Greetings from
global warming! Talking about travelling. Just look at eebmike before planning any travelling. You gotto do that even travelling inside the U.S.
(Don`t travel to the heartland not knowing anything about possible twisters. Don`t travel to the Carolinas not looking at what comes up the Atlantic
Ocean. Make no plans about a vacation trip into the Caribbean not looking at the East Coast of Africa where everything starts)
The Baja is safe if you know your task of planning a trip.
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I like Weather Underground.
Hurricane history here: http://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/hurrarchive.asp
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joerover
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I was in a Connecticut hurricane as a small child in the late 60s
quote=1021043&tid=81979&author=JC43] | Quote: Originally posted by Alm | Like they say, "past performance is not indicative of future returns" ...
Things are changing on this planet.[/rquote]
And not only in Baja. New Orleans is the best Example. Who has ever seen hurricanes in the past going up north as far as New York? Greetings from
global warming! Talking about travelling. Just look at eebmike before planning any travelling. You gotto do that even travelling inside the U.S.
(Don`t travel to the heartland not knowing anything about possible twisters. Don`t travel to the Carolinas not looking at what comes up the Atlantic
Ocean. Make no plans about a vacation trip into the Caribbean not looking at the East Coast of Africa where everything starts)
The Baja is safe if you know your task of planning a trip.
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the fat lady is breeding
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The fat ladys are breeding
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List of Baja California Peninsula hurricanes
Paths of all hurricanes to hit the peninsula from 1949-2000
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Wow! What a classic case of too much information.
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Thanks, David!
Grats stats!
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