Quiet Tropics, Calm Seas and Día de Muertos on the Beach in Cabo

¡Buenas noches, Los Cabos! It's Lobo Los Cabos, live from the studio, and tonight's show is presented by Sancho's. Happy Halloween, amigos! Calm seas, quiet tropics, and Día de Muertos on the beach.

The tropics? Nada, amigos. As of the eleven AM outlook, the Hurricane Center has no storms and nothing to watch out there. We'll take it.

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Sunset is at five forty-two. Clear and seventy-eight at six, seventy-two by midnight as the clouds roll in, with a low of sixty-nine.

Mañana, partly cloudy, high eighty-five, low sixty-nine, light southeast wind around seven miles an hour, no rain, and the water at eighty-seven. Monday eighty-six, Tuesday eighty-four.

I checked the waves, the wind and my tan, and all three are looking good.

Peso Check, as of Friday's market rate: one U.S. dollar buys about eighteen point nine pesos, one Canadian dollar about thirteen point five. Exchange houses and shops in town usually give a bit less, so check before you swap.

Surf check, amigos! Small and steady out there.

NOAA's wave model has tomorrow morning at about one foot, five seconds from the northwest, holding steady.

The Pacific side for Cerritos and the Corridor for Zippers and Old Man's show the most, just under a foot. The East Cape, under half a foot. These are offshore model numbers, so check your spot.

Longboard, then a nap on the rock. Perfecto. Now, let's talk fishing!

Lands End Charters' report from last Sunday says sailfish and dorado were good in the mornings off Cabo San Lucas, in eighty-eight degree water.

On the San José side, Gordo Banks Pangas says tuna were spotty, but one charter landed a one hundred eighty pound tuna at Vinorama on a dead sardine.

Órale, that's a big fish! Tomorrow night brings a last quarter moon, and with light wind and small swell, the morning looks calm.

¿Qué pasa, Cabo? It's a special weekend, amigos, so here's what's happening around town.

Día de Muertos is on now at Playa El Médano in Cabo San Lucas, through Tuesday. And local fishers hit the water tomorrow for the Copa Presidente Marlini, chasing dorado, wahoo and tuna.

Race week for the SCORE Baja one thousand kicks off in nine days in San José del Cabo, and the race starts Friday, November thirteenth. Road closures are not announced yet.

Fiestas, fish and race trucks. Cabo time just got busy, amigos.

Halloween at Sancho's, on the marina between K and L Dock, runs today from nine AM to eleven PM: college football, and trick-or-treat candy on the deck at five PM. Find them at sanchoscabo on Facebook and Instagram.

Want the weather any time? loboloscabos.com has live radar and satellite over the Cape, the five-day forecast, water temps and swell, updated every hour. loboloscabos.com.

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