Tropical Storm Vance Forms Far to the South, Black and Blue Is On

¡Buenas noches, Los Cabos! It's Lobo Los Cabos, live from the rock, and tonight's show is presented by Sancho's. Black and Blue is on, the water is bathtub warm, and there's a new storm way down south.

Let's start in the tropics, amigos.

As of this afternoon's advisory, Tropical Storm Vance has forty mile an hour winds, about one thousand one hundred fifty miles southeast of us, and NHC expects it to become a hurricane on Friday.

There are no coastal watches or warnings in effect, and I'll keep an eye on it for you every night.

Here at home, the Baja one thousand is getting close, and things start moving this weekend!

Mexico News Daily says pre-running starts this Saturday. Race teams will scout the course up the East Cape and down the Pacific side, so expect race vehicles on dirt roads and highways. Drive carefully and give them room.

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Thursday looks partly cloudy, high of ninety, low of seventy-four, light southeast wind around seven miles an hour. Water is eighty-nine degrees. Friday and Saturday bring some showers, highs of eighty-nine and eighty-seven.

This sea lion plans to spend all of tomorrow in the water, órale.

Peso Check, as of today: one U.S. dollar buys about eighteen point five pesos, one Canadian dollar about thirteen point two. Canadians, your dollar goes a little further than last week.

Heads up, the exchange houses and shops in town usually give you a bit less than that, so check before you swap.

Alright, surfers, here's your check for the morning!

NOAA's wave model shows about two feet at four seconds out of the west-northwest tomorrow morning, holding steady.

Spot Check: Cerritos on the Pacific side about one point six feet, Zippers and Old Man's in the Corridor about one point seven, the most tomorrow morning, and the East Cape about seven tenths of a foot.

Remember, those are offshore model numbers, not what's breaking at the beach, so go check your spot before you paddle out.

For the boats, water's eighty-nine degrees, and tomorrow night brings a waxing gibbous moon, four days from full.

Light wind and small swell, so the morning looks nice and calm out there. ¡Qué bonito!

And Bisbee's Black and Blue is on right now, out of the Cabo San Lucas marina!

According to Bisbee's, one hundred seventy-four teams are chasing more than seven point four million dollars in prize money, in the tournament's forty-sixth year.

Fishing runs through Friday, the scales at Puerto Paraíso on the marina are open two to nine PM, and awards are Saturday. Today's results, we bring you tomorrow night.

Speaking of fish, Tío Pancho, the famous sea lion of the marina, says hola. And no, he still owes me one.

Sancho's turns ten! The anniversary party is tomorrow, Thursday, nine AM to eleven PM, with The Jacks at noon, Mike Grabow at four and Victoria Stones at seven.

Limited-edition swag and a few surprises, on the marina between K and L Dock. You've been officially warned! Find them at @sanchoscabo on Facebook and Instagram.

One more thing before I head back to my rock, amigos.

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