Air and water temperature when snokling in Cabo San Lucas?

Does anyone know where I can find the air temperature and the water
temperature when snorkling in Cabo San Lucas? If so, I would greatly
appreciate hearing from you.

My wife and I are from the Southeast and spend much of our recreational
time in the Gulf of Mexico area of the Florida Panhandle. In the
summer, the typical outdoor temperature will be in the 90's and the
water temperature around 87-88 degrees in July, August, and early
September. As a matter of fact, in November, the water temperature will
be in the high 70's, which my wife considers to be much too cold.
Look forward to hearing from someone.

John

On 17 Dec 2004 05:31:08 -0800, wrote:

Does anyone know where I can find the air temperature and the water
temperature when snorkling in Cabo San Lucas? If so, I would greatly
appreciate hearing from you.

My wife and I are from the Southeast and spend much of our recreational
time in the Gulf of Mexico area of the Florida Panhandle. In the
summer, the typical outdoor temperature will be in the 90's and the
water temperature around 87-88 degrees in July, August, and early
September. As a matter of fact, in November, the water temperature will
be in the high 70's, which my wife considers to be much too cold.
Look forward to hearing from someone.

John
Not sure where to find the information. However, I live in FL, and
agree with your wife that water in the high 70's is too cold for
swimming. We typically heat our pool to 90 degrees. When we were in
Cabo San Lucas last Oct, I found the water to be plenty warm for
snorkling. Not sure what the exact water temp was, but it felt good
and I am used to swimming in 90 degree water.

For today it's at

http://www.loscabostoday.com/weather.htm

Not sure where you can get historical information if that's what you are
looking for.


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Does anyone know where I can find the air temperature and the water
temperature when snorkling in Cabo San Lucas? If so, I would greatly
appreciate hearing from you.

My wife and I are from the Southeast and spend much of our recreational
time in the Gulf of Mexico area of the Florida Panhandle. In the
summer, the typical outdoor temperature will be in the 90's and the
water temperature around 87-88 degrees in July, August, and early
September. As a matter of fact, in November, the water temperature will
be in the high 70's, which my wife considers to be much too cold.
Look forward to hearing from someone.

John

For today it's at

http://www.loscabostoday.com/weather.htm

Not sure where you can get historical information if that's what you are
looking for.


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Does anyone know where I can find the air temperature and the water
temperature when snorkling in Cabo San Lucas? If so, I would greatly
appreciate hearing from you.

My wife and I are from the Southeast and spend much of our recreational
time in the Gulf of Mexico area of the Florida Panhandle. In the
summer, the typical outdoor temperature will be in the 90's and the
water temperature around 87-88 degrees in July, August, and early
September. As a matter of fact, in November, the water temperature will
be in the high 70's, which my wife considers to be much too cold.
Look forward to hearing from someone.

John

wrote:

Does anyone know where I can find the air temperature and the water
temperature when snorkling in Cabo San Lucas? If so, I would greatly
appreciate hearing from you.



You can find it all on noaa.gov under SST, sea surface temperature

http://www.osdpd.noaa.gov/PSB/EPS/SST/contour.html