The dry desert climate around the San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico area is typical of the Sonoran Desert. Here, the dry heat is complimented with cool sea breezes that blow of the Sea of Cortez, making the climate agreeable all year round.

Because of its biological diversity and geological peculiarities, San Carlos is an ecological entity with varied ecosystems. The coastline in and around San Carlos is one of he richest and most varied in the state of Sonora. You will find cliffs, reefs, caverns, bays, peninsulas, mountains, coves, islands, estuaries - all influencing and being influenced by the climate of San Carlos.

Picture yourself on the beach at Algodones, totally immersed in the beauty of a San Carlos

Water Temperature
We have taken the average temperature readings over the past few years and have compiled the following chart for your reference.

JANUARY	63F	JULY	89F
FEBRUARY	64F	AUGUST	89F
MARCH	67F	SEPTEMBER	87F
APRIL	72F	OCTOBER	71F
MAY	77F	NOVEMBER	71F
JUNE	85F	DECEMBER	65F

Precipitation & Sunshine

	INCHES OF RAINFALL	% OF SUNSHINE	Air Tempurature Low/High
JANUARY	0.00	78	46F - 80F
FEBRUARY	0.11	80	55F - 82F
MARCH	0.00	83	53F - 84F
APRIL	0.00	88	59F - 91F
MAY	0.00	93	64F - 95F
JUNE	0.00	94	77F - 98F
JULY	3.35	85	79F - 97F
AUGUST	3.89	85	77F - 97F
SEPTEMBER	0.07	89	73F - 95F
OCTOBER	0.07	88	64F - 95F
NOVEMBER	1.14	84	59F - 86F
DECEMBER	0.00	77	46F - 79F
	AVERAGE 0.71	AVERAGE 86	62F - 90F

For a more UP TO DATE look at the weather, please click on the Weather Channel:
Please Note: You will find San Carlos weather under GUAYMAS

 

Fishing and Climate - seasonal

 

SPRING	(Mar. Apr. May)	SUMMER	(Jun. Jul. Aug)
Jurel	(yellowtail)	Pez Vela	(sailfish)
Baya	(grouper)	Dorado	(dolphin)
Pargo	(snapper)	Marlín	(marlin)
Salmon	(whitefish)	Barrilete	(skijack)
Calico	(pinto bass)	Sierra	(sierra)
AUTUMN	(Sept. Oct. Nov)	WINTER	(Dec. Jan. Feb.)
Pez Vela	(salifish)	Jurel	(yellowtail)
Dorado	(dolphin)	Baya	(grouper)
Marlin	(marlin)	Calico	(pinto bass)
Barrilete	(skijack)	Pargo	(snapper)
Sierra	(sierra)	Salmon	(whitefish)

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For more information about Sports Fishing, click here...

Ecosystems and Climate
Approximately 12 miles north of San Carlos is one of the world's magical and isolated places. It is a rugged and untamed wilderness, home to 3 diverse and rare ecosystems that can only be reached by boat. Considered a 'sacred place' by the Com Caacs (Seri) Indians,

 

 

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Las Barajitas is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers alike. The Las Barajitas area is just one example of the varied climatic environments offered in and around San Carlos.

 

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