Wow! Rain in July. Not unheard of but very rare.
It rained this morning for about 1 1/2 hours. Sometimes heavy, sometimes moderate but steady. The very dry ground soaked up a lot but there are puddles in low areas and lots of mud. All the plants are clean and the air, while humid and heavy, has a freshness to it. If the sun comes out tomorrow, it will be scorching with high humidity. All this is due to those storms south of us. Hurricane Fausto is predicted to become Cat 2 soon and he is churning away, sending warm moist air and a mild hurricane swell our way.
Here’s the early afternoon enhanced satellite imagery:

July 18 Satellite Imagery - Hurricane Fausto
It’s pretty easy to see why we had rain this morning. It wouldn’t be surprising to get more rain in the next couple of days.
FYI, night time low temps are around 77F.
One last thought, the last time we had a Hurricane Fausto and he made landfall near Todos Santos, it was mid-October. This Fausto popped up in mid-July. Think about that…