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Ocean intelligence · Baja California Sur
Explore Baja California Sur’s offshore fishing grounds with satellite sea surface temperatures, ocean conditions, seasonal fishing information, and local sportfishing reports. From Cabo San Lucas to Magdalena Bay, discover the conditions shaping the region’s world-class fisheries.
NASA JPL MUR · NOAA CoastWatch · Satellite-derived analysis
Transparent cells: land or missing data. Analyzed values may fill cloud gaps; this is not a cloud-clear satellite image.
Analysis time: Oct 16, 2026, 2:00 AM GMT-7
Native grid 0.01° (~1 km); map sampled at 0.1°. Daily satellite-derived Level 4 analysis, not real-time or a clear-sky observation.
Dataset & source documentation
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The Pacific and the Sea of Cortez need not share the same temperature pattern. Compare the latest available daily analysis with the preceding dates, then read local reports before choosing fishing grounds. A temperature map cannot establish catch activity, wind, waves or port status.
MUR combines multiple satellite and in-situ inputs into a gridded surface analysis. The newest seven days may be revised. Point readings show estimated analysis uncertainty when NOAA provides it; they are not onboard thermometer measurements.
Latest verified analysis
Oct 16, 2026, 2:00 AM GMT-7
Latest published report
No published regional fishing report is available here.
No. This is the latest available daily JPL MUR analysis distributed by NOAA CoastWatch. Its analysis timestamp appears beside the map and each point reading. It is not a real-time sensor feed, weather forecast or fishing prediction.
Changes in surface temperature can help describe boundaries between water masses. They do not prove bait or fish are present. The SST color field is shown here; a separate quantified gradient layer is not yet available.
Not in this initial release. Those layers need separately verified sources, timestamps and licensing. Regional species calendars need evidence and editorial review. No modeled conditions, seasonal averages or invented values have been used as substitutes.