Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from JT Morrison and shows the world’s largest cruise ship, the Icon of the Seas, passing West End. A ray of sunlight comes down through the clouds and those rays have been pretty hot recently. As I’ve said before, this time of year the only thing that gives relief from the heat are clouds and wind. We have very few clouds, but we do have the breeze.
On satellite we can see how clear our skies are. We will continue clear and dry through Wednesday. Thursday we start to get a few more clouds, and with that, a small chance of a morning shower, but the chances will be small each day.
Wind and Galaxy Wave forecast: We continue with typical easterly trades 15-20 mph and 3 foot seas daytimes and 20-25 mph and 4 foot seas nighttimes and early mornings. As we get to the middle of the week we will increase a bit to 17-22 mph and 3-4 foot seas daytimes and 22-27 mph and 4-5 foot seas overnights and early mornings.
It’s that time of year. If you want to celebrate your graduate, give Ikigai by Robby Molina a call at 9606-1668.
Tides continue to be minimal. Have a great Sunday!
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