Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from Bob Jacobs, showing sunrise from Palmetto Bay.
We continue to have gorgeous weather with calm winds and seas and only small chances of showers. There will be a bit higher chance of rain tomorrow.
On satellite at 8 a.m. we see another rainmaker off the Mosquito Coast, but it should stay out there and most of us should stay dry today. Our light winds are out of the north today, but tomorrow they will shift to the west. Seas will remain quite calm, but most islanders associate a west wind with rain and our rain chances will go up to 40 or 50 percent tomorrow. After that we still look quite calm through the rest of the week into the weekend with 30-40 percent chances of showers, mostly overnights and early mornings.
Just off the coast of Africa we have a tropical wave that most models think will turn into a tropical storm of some sort. If it were to come our way, it would be two weeks away, so there is a great deal of uncertainty about exactly where it will go, so I wouldn’t get too worried. Also, about the same time toward the end of the month some models show us getting our first norther of the season. We’ll keep an eye on both.
If you are planning your trip to Roatan, come on down, the water is just perfect. And check out Jolly Roger Roatan for your excursion. They will get you back safely and on time.
Low tide is 10:30 a.m. Have a great Tuesday!
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