Whats The Weather Like?
Click for La Paz, Mexico Forecast A. Our Baja tours are scheduled to provide you a balmy, subtropical alternative to harsh northern winters. The tropics can promise you warm days and comfortable nights, with little or no rain. Temperatures average in the 60’s during the evening hours to the 80’s in the afternoons. Of course, the farther south we travel, the warmer the weather. You can expect to swim comfortably in the ocean south of Mulege. La Paz & Cabo are at the same latitude as Hawaii & Florida! Weather page Q. Is It Safe In Mexico? A. According to the World Tourism Organization, tourism is Mexico’s second leading industry and Mexico is one of the top ten tourist destinations in the world. In the last several years, Mexico has taken giant steps in public safety, to the point where it has very little crime compared to the USA. Look in any US newspaper and you will find a much higher crime rate in most any large American city than what exists in the entire country of Mexico.
• Aegean coast: hot summers, mild winters, though sometimes rather damp and miserable. • Istanbul: Similar to the Aegean but can get quite cold and foggy in winter. • Mediterranean coast: Very hot summers, usually warm in winter. Air-conditioning a must. • Black Sea coast: wet, wet, wet. Like Ireland but warmer. • Ankara: Long hot summers, long cold winters, short rainy Spring and Autumn.
That is really anyone’s guess given the rather odd weather that seems to be occuring recently. Generally speaking the climate of the Blue Mountains is more temperate than the Sydney region. As a rule of thumb you can knock 2°C off the Sydney temperature for every 300 metres increase in altitude (we’re around 900 metres ASL here so around a 6-7°C drop). During the winter months (June, July, August), the average temperature in the Upper Mountains is around the 5°C mark, while in summer (December, January, February) the average temperature sit around around 18°C. Bear in mind these are averages though – based on Bureau of Meteorology stats there have been recorded temperatures over 35°C and as low as -8°C !
The days are generally warm (mid 60’s to mid 70’s) and the nights our cool (low 50’s). Our lodge is open to the south so it’s best to come with a warm jacket and a couple of sweatshirts for layering in the morning and evening. If we’re lucky we get rain at least a couple of times a session and activities don’t generally stop when it does. So you should have rain gear.
