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CEDO publishes monthly climatological reports on Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico. The reports are listed below and are in PDF form.

Monthly climatological summaries include daily mean temperature, maximum and minimum temperature, average wind speed, high wind speed and direction, total precipitation, and sea surface temperature. Ambient temperature, wind speed, and wind direction to 02/08 were
recorded with a Davis Weather Monitor II(c). Precipitation is measured with a Hellmann Rain Gauge (Pluviometer). Sea surface temperature is measured manually every day except Sundays and Mexican federal holidays. Between September 2005 and April 2006, sea surface temperature was measured using a mercury thermometer, thereafter temperature is measured using a VWR electronic thermometer.

Click here to request detailed weather summaries for specific time periods and measurements (Microsoft Word Document). We have a variety of data from 1964-2007.

To access CEDO's Monthly Climate Summaries of Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico click on the files below.

2009 - Metric Units (Celsius):

2009 - English System (Fahrenheit):

2008 - Metric Units (Celsius):

2008 - English System (Fahrenheit):

2007 - Metric Units (Celsius):

2007 - English System (Fahrenheit):

For climatological reports from 2006 and 2005 click below.

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