Okay, so I’ve been meaning to get better at tracking weather patterns, especially for places I want to visit. Cabo in June? That’s been on my list for a while, so I figured, why not start there? I’m calling this little project “june weather cabo”.
Getting Started
First things first, I needed to figure out where to even get the weather data. I remember from my friend, who search data from internet for his work, I just went straight to searching.
The Data Hunt
This part was a bit messy, to be honest. Lots of websites, lots of numbers, and some were clearly just trying to sell me vacation packages. I jotted down some notes in a simple text file as I went, just to keep track of what I was looking at.
Compiling and Checking
After looking at a bunch of sites,I started to notice some trends. Most places seemed to agree on a few things:
- Average Highs: Seem to hover around the high 80s to low 90s Fahrenheit.
- Average Lows: Looked like they were in the low to mid-70s.
- Humidity: I will check it next time, I forget it this time.
- Rainfall:Pretty low chance of rain from what I am seeing from record.
I copied these ranges into my text file, just so I had everything in one place.
Double-Checking and Refining
I didn’t want to rely on just one source, so I cross-referenced a few of the more trustworthy-looking sites. The numbers were pretty consistent, which gave me some confidence.
The Result (So Far)
From this I can see the weather is pretty good, and low chance of rain is really a good news for vacation.
It’s not super scientific, I know, but it gave me a decent idea of what to expect. And honestly, it was kind of fun! I might try this for other destinations too. Maybe I’ll even learn how to make a proper spreadsheet next time… baby steps, right?
