Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day is a full moon over Fiddlers Bight from Winnie Standish. With very few clouds last night it was a good night to get a glimpse of the full moon, referred to in North America as the Harvest Moon. We have one day with a bit of wind before we get real calm again.
On satellite as we near 7 a.m., we see a good-sized storm in southern Belize, but that won’t bother us. We have mostly clear skies and will have a very low chance of rain today. Tonight into tomorrow morning we will have a 30 percent chance of an overnight or early morning shower.
Wind and Galaxy Wave forecast: We wake up to 18 mph east winds and seas around 3 feet. We should stay right around 15 mph east winds and 2-3 foot seas today, but tomorrow into the weekend we will get quite calm with periods of dead calm.
I’ve always said this is the best time of year to visit the island, with calm winds and seas and great weather. Look up Jolly Roger Roatan for the best excursions, whether you’re visiting via airplane or booking from a cruise.
Lowest tide is 3:50 a.m. Have a great Wednesday!
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