Okay, here’s my take on planning a trip and checking out the weather for Cabo in June, written in a casual, personal blog style:
So, the wife and I were itching for a getaway, and Cabo San Lucas kept popping up. Beautiful beaches, you know? But, June? We weren’t sure. Was it going to be scorching hot? Raining cats and dogs? I had to figure this out.
First thing I did? I fired up my trusty old laptop. Time to hit the internet!
Digging for Info
I started with a simple search – you know,”cabo weather in june”. Boom! A bunch of weather sites showed up, each with their own averages and predictions.
- I saw a couple of sites mentioning average highs in the low 90s°F (that’s like 32-33°C for my metric friends).
- Humidity? Seemed to be hovering around the 60-70% mark. Not ideal, I admit, but I’ve dealt with worse.
- Most places were saying it’s generally sunny in June. That’s a big plus. Nobody wants a rained-out beach vacation.
Then I got a little smarter.
I realized I needed more than just averages. I wanted to see what real people were saying. You know, not just some numbers on a chart. So I started looking for recent years. Looked like this.
- I hunted for words like “trip reports” or “travel forums”.
- I used search to find the weather.
The forums were where the real gold was. People were sharing their actual experiences. Some said it was hot, but manageable with lots of pool time and cold drinks. Others mentioned a nice breeze that kept things comfortable. A few talked about brief rain showers, but nothing that ruined their trips.
Putting It All Together
After a good hour of online sleuthing, I felt pretty confident. June in Cabo seemed like a solid bet. Hot, yes, but mostly sunny, and not the monsoon season we were worried about.
We booked the trip! Keep an eye out for the next article – I’ll let you all know how accurate my weather research turned out to be. Wish us luck(and good weather)!
