Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from Jeffrey Hill, who notes that God perfectly balanced the sun on top of Calabash Hill overlooking Oakridge/Pandy Town. We have some storms to the east of us, but we should be dry today. Perhaps a slightly better chance of showers tonight.
You can see on satellite at 8 a.m. there are quite a number of storms over toward Swan Island, but we just have some high clouds. Those storms should disappear as the morning goes on, leaving us with mostly sunny skies. Tonight the Euro really wants to give us a few showers, so we will increase the chance overnight and early tomorrow morning to 40 percent, but for the most part, the weekend should be dry. We will continue mostly dry into next week.
Wind and Galaxy Wave forecast: We wake up to 12 mph east winds and seas 2 feet. Today is the day we start seeing conditions really calm, with a weekend of almost flat calm conditions. On the downside, that means it’s going to be hot, with mostly sunny skies and not much wind. The temperature will only be around 90 (32C), but it will definitely feel hotter.
Good news from Roatan Operation Animal Rescue. A brigade of doctors is coming down to do a spay and neuter clinic on the East End and they are raising money to cover costs (about $25 per animal, a great deal). One way to assist in that effort is to buy Roatan Pets food from Mitch Cummins for your furry friend. Ten percent of proceeds goes to the great work of ROAR.
Lowest tide is right about now (8:10 a.m.) but it really isn’t all that low. Have a great Friday!
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