Because through conversations with neighbors, I’ve been alerted to the possibility that hurricane season may be getting longer. Hurricane season in Los Cabos, and indeed the entirety of the Eastern Pacific region, has remained the same — May 15 to November 30 — since 1962. Hurricane season will probably get longer, but not soon and not by muchWhen a 2015 study was published in the “Journal of Climate,” the projections given for how hurricane season will change during the remainder of the 21st century varied widely according to the modeling methodologies used. Some models showed hurricane season getting longer, but at least one, using High-resolution atmospheric models (HIRAM), actually saw it getting shorter in many regions, including the Eastern Pacific. Hurricane season will get longer by six days in the Eastern Pacific by the end of the century (but only by one day by 2040).