Bisbee's Black and Blue is on in Cabo San Lucas as tropics stay quiet

Bisbee's Black and Blue runs through Saturday, the tropics are calm, and Wednesday brings sun, a high of 92°F and 89°F water.

By the Lobo Los Cabos newsroom · Tuesday, October 20 · Watch the show

Black and Blue on at the marina

Bisbee's Black and Blue is under way out of the Cabo San Lucas marina and runs through Saturday, October 24. Each fishing day ends with the weigh-in, and the scales at the marina are where the action is in the evening.

Tropics

The Eastern Pacific is quiet. There are no storms out there, and the National Hurricane Center is not watching any areas, as of its 11 a.m. outlook Tuesday.

Tomorrow's weather

Wednesday, October 21 looks sunny and warm, with a high of 92°F, a low of 74°F and a light southeast wind around 7 mph. Sunscreen and a bit of shade will come in handy. The water is a warm 89°F.

Thursday and Friday turn partly cloudy, with highs around 90°F and lows around 74°F.

Surf and Spot Check

NOAA's wave model shows about 2 ft at 6 seconds from the south-southeast tomorrow morning, holding steady through the day.

By area, the Pacific side near Cerritos shows about 1.8 ft. The Corridor at Zippers and Old Man's shows the most, about 2 ft. The East Cape comes in at about 1.6 ft.

These are offshore model numbers, not what is breaking at the beach, so take a look at your spot before you paddle out.

Fishing

Water temperature sits at 89°F. Tomorrow night brings a waxing gibbous moon, 5 days from full. With light wind and a small swell, the morning looks calm on the water.

Peso check

Market rates today put a U.S. dollar at about 18.5 pesos and a Canadian dollar at about 13.2 pesos, both a bit more than last week. Shops and exchange houses in town usually give less, so check before you change money.

Coming up in Los Cabos

Baja 1000 pre-running opens this Saturday, October 24, according to Mexico News Daily. Teams will scout the Cabo to Cabo course up the East Cape and back down the Pacific side. Expect race vehicles on dirt roads and highways along the route, so drive carefully and give them room. The race starts and finishes on Avenida Centenario on November 13.

Día de Muertos celebrations on Playa El Médano in Cabo San Lucas begin in 11 days, on October 31.

Written from public weather, marine and hurricane data and the organizers' own reports. Surf numbers are offshore model readings, not breaking waves. For official alerts, follow Protección Civil Los Cabos. Got something happening? Tell Lobo.