Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from Joe Byrne, a truly beautiful sunset over Henry’s Cove for this Palm Sunday. We’ve started off quite wet, with most locations getting between an inch and 2 inches overnight and this morning. Rain should decrease midday and afternoon, but there will still be chances for a few showers out there.
We see scattered clouds and showers around at 7:50 a.m. We will have peeks of sunshine amidst the clouds. Tonight and tomorrow morning another good chance of showers. The most important week of the year for Christians lies ahead, and rain chances will be lower in the week ahead, but we will still have morning rain chances. Winds will be fairly calm today and tomorrow with what breeze we have coming from the northeast and seas 1-2 feet. Starting Tuesday we return to more normal trade winds 10-15 mph from the east daytimes and 15-20 mph nighttimes.
As the advertisement says, the steaks at Carniceria Rosita are “jugosas” or “juicy” in English. Rosita’s is closed today, but will be open as normal tomorrow so you can get your Semana Santa cuts.
High tides will be unusually high as we move toward Thursday night’s full moon. Have a great Sunday!
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