Cabo during Hurricane Newton
Everybody will be relieved to know that Cabo’s hurricane
season is now officially over. It ends today, Thursday 30th
November.
It officially started back on May 15th. And since
then, Conagua has reported 21 significant weather events – 5 were intense
hurricanes, 5 were major hurricanes, 8
were storms, and 3 were tropical depressions.
Fortunately, Cabo was only affected by 2 of these –
Hurricane Newton in September, and Tropical Storm Javier, a month earlier, in
August. Compared to the ravages caused by Hurricane Odile in 2014, the damage
was minimal. So this year, Cabo has been lucky.
Other parts of BCS have felt the effects more. And
record levels of rainfall were recorded in San Bartolo, San Antonio and Santa Rosalia
- with 522, 408 and 280 millimeters of water respectively.
If you want to know more about Cabo’s hurricane history we
have lots of information right here on itravel-cabo.
And we have lots of blogs on
Hurricane Newton and Tropical Storm Javier. Back in 2014 we were one of the
main sites that managed to cover Hurricane Odile...
Clearing up after tropical storm Javier