On the beach : 2010 Monday, 8 Feb; 7 a.m. Current: 56 F Relative Humidity 39% Skies: mostly clear Wind:SW 1-3 mph Water conditions: 64 F Yesterday's High: 72 F Overnight Low: 53 F Moons & tides with sunrise and sunset times ..>> NWS: PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES AND SEASONABLE TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED THROUGH TUESDAY. A QUICK MOVING LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL DROP OUT OF CALIFORNIA AND BRING A CHANCE OF RAIN AND MOUNTAIN SNOW TO MOST OF THE REGION BY WEDNESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE WILL RETURN THURSDAY LEADING TO MORE SUNSHINE AND WARMER WEATHER HEADING INTO THE WEEKEND.	Our tide camera pictures looking at the bay of San Felipe are updated every 10 minutes during daylight hours
The satellite picture of Mexico, showing the cloud cover and areas of potential rain (in increasingly red color is seen below:
Weather Station readings from the Bay beach. Recent temperature trends. The current conditions are on the very right hand side of these graphs.
The relative humidity variations
The windspeed and wind gusts (dotted)
The direction from which the wind is blowing
Atmospheric pressure (millibar)
Daily Rainfall (inch)

2010

Feb 6, 2010...6:36 a.m San Felipe Sky........Nuf said. Photo by Mel Bohnert.

My how the clouds change in just one day. Photo by Mel Bohnert

A decided fogbank seen over the mainland.

Saturday, 6 Feb, 7 a.m. A few, soft clouds drift across otherwise hazy but clear skies. However there is a huge fogbank over the Mexican mainland. Later the sun rose over the horizon through the clouds creating the stage for fantastic pictures. Nuf said! .....It is really warm already. The crowds will be out early to the Swap Meet ...a great place to congregate and swap stories. At this point it certainly does not look like rain over San Felipe. st (yesterday's Max 67F; Min 50F)

What planet are you on? Photo by Mel Bohnert

Friday, 5 Feb, 7 a.m. A totally overcast sky with clouds blocking out most of the sunrise, leaves us expecting at least a chance of rain today. This morning seemed warmer, however it was the night that had reached the 53 - 56 degree area throughout that felt so good. The water is so calm and quiet it feels eerie. Everything will probably come alive within the next hour or so. st (yesterday's Max 68F; Min 53F)

Thursday, 4 Feb, 7 a.m. No clouds,no beautiful photos. Although skies are clear it will take awhile for the sun to warm us up, hopefully into the 70's. So many activities are planned for our San Felipe winter guests there is hardly any time for outside chores. Many like to walk on the beach with their best friends, their dogs. Every day the high tide marks reach a new height leaving new discoveries for beachcombers. Desert runs are very popular if there is no threat of rain. The rest of us are involved in so many projects there is no time to smell the cactus. st (yesterday's Max 71F; Min 52F)

Wednesday, 3 Feb, 7 a.m. Yes, the sun is trying to force it's way through but a persistant low cloud cover has spread it's blanket over all. It is not cold, nor breezy although the direction is from the NW. In fact everything is placid like the water itself. We did not get rain last evening and will likely not see rain today. By tonight we will be clear of threats till the next wave comes through. st (yesterday's Max 72F; Min 54F)

6:22 a.m. A cloud covered sky produces an exploding sunrise. One sure feels small in all this grandeur .....................photo by Mel Bohnert

Tuesday, 2 Feb, 7 a.m. Tuesday, 2 Feb, 7 a.m. Did you see it, this morning? It's in the 50's but oh, so beautiful. In minutes this scene changes. Clouds will continue to increase with a possibility of rain drops by late tonight. Soft, warm, western breezes will keep the temperatures up near the 70's, very normal for us this time of year. st (yesterday's Max 67F; Min 51F)

Monday, 1 Feb, 7 a.m. A dull, complete overcast, and otherwise quite chilling morning to wake up to. No sunrise today. We expect it to stay chilly for a couple of more days. A soft, western breeze causes one to hug that jacket closer even though it is not really all that cold. High tides have swept most of the beach tire tracks leaving a nice clean beach. Before I finish this report it will be up to the 60's.st (yesterday's Max 67F; Min 51F)

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