Thời tiết La Paz vào tháng 3

March in Los Cabos is 75 to 85F by day, occasionally high 80s, 60s at night, and - the part regulars emphasise - without humidity. The water is the qualification: it averages around 72F, and the sea here is at its coldest from February through June, so snorkellers often bring a wetsuit even when the air is perfect. Whales are still about, with early March having them everywhere and sightings running into April. The other March fact is unavoidable: the whole month is spring break. The record: 27.9C days that feel like 30C, 19.2C nights, effectively no rain at all, humidity 63 percent and a 21.3C sea.

Forum posters describe August as La Paz's warmest, most humid month, with daytime temperatures commonly cited in the high 90sF and posters noting rain, while possible, actually falls infrequently despite August sitting within the broader May-October hurricane season. Posters describe the mid-August-through-mid-October stretch specifically as when humidity and the chance of a tropical storm both climb, making it something of a gamble rather than a guaranteed washout. Posters do flag a genuine upside: August is a notably quiet, uncrowded time to visit compared to the winter high season. Posters generally rate August as hot and humid with real but modest storm risk for La Paz, appealing mainly to travelers prioritizing low crowds over ideal comfort.

Forum posters call February the coolest month of the year here - comfortable enough to sit on the beach at midday, but the water itself (around 60F) is too cold for most people to enjoy swimming without a wetsuit. The upside: it overlaps with prime whale season nearby (roughly a 3-hour trip), plus Carnaval festivities in town. Regulars say the standard February routine is beach lounging and walking in the sun rather than water time - the pool may be comfortable by midday, but the open water stays a cold-water activity this time of year.