Good morning Bay Islands. Our rain system started moving through last night around 9 p.m., when many of us got a strong shower good for between a third and half an inch. This morning as of 7 a.m. most of the rain has fallen on Guanaja with .17 since midnight. The clouds will stick aroundContinue reading “August 17, 2026”
Author Archives: Roatan Weather Guy
August 13, 2026
Good morning Bay Islands. We are deep into what is normally hurricane season, and we FINALLY have some potential storms to look at. The one we are concerned about is the red X below. The yellow X will move well north of us, but the red X has the potential to give us more rainContinue reading “August 13, 2026”
August 11, 2026
Good morning Bay Islands. The rain we were expecting came this morning, with most locations getting between 1 and 2 inches of rain. Rain should get a bit lighter as we get into midday, but I can rule out some showers under mostly cloudy skies. The infrared radar 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. shows decent showersContinue reading “August 11, 2026”
August 9, 2026
Good morning Bay Islands. At 6:30 a.m. we have a few popcorn clouds in a line north and south of Roatan. It is possible there is a shower somewhere in these clouds, though no rain has been recorded on the island. Any shower would pass by quickly and we will be mostly sunny today. TheContinue reading “August 9, 2026”
August 5, 2026
Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from Bob Jacobs, who caught the rain rolling in last night around nightfall over his home in Palmetto Bay. Overnight into this morning many of us have gotten between half an inch to three quarters of an inch, with more falling as of 7 a.m.Continue reading “August 5, 2026”
Precipitation for July 2026
We will record 6.96 inches from Sandy Bay Point for our official total for July, well above our average of 5.44 inches. Most locations on the east side got 7-8 inches and Guanaja got 7 3/4. West Bay got just over 2 inches and Utila 3 1/2. We have already gotten a third of ourContinue reading “Precipitation for July 2026”
August 4, 2026
Good morning Bay Islands. Our satellite image at 7 a.m. shows some high clouds containing no rain over the east end and Guanaja. We will be dry today with a chance of a shower overnight into tomorrow morning. If we don’t get rain tonight or tomorrow morning, things look even drier for tomorrow through theContinue reading “August 4, 2026”
July 30, 2026
Well, here’s a first. I got four pictures of the same event Tuesday evening: Scott Kennett, Mara Owens, Lavinna Arlotta and this one from Mark and Jackie Taylor. These are crepuscular rays, sunrays that shine either through openings in clouds on the horizon or sometimes through tall buildings, and since there are no tall buildingsContinue reading “July 30, 2026”
July 28, 2026
Good morning Bay Islands. We don’t have many clouds on satellite at 7:50 a.m., but the biggest one just south of Guanaja, brought them .06 of an inch this morning. As the day goes on we will have a very low chance of a stray shower here or there, but it won’t be much. TonightContinue reading “July 28, 2026”
July 27, 2026
Good morning Bay Islands. Mostly blue skies overhead with east winds steady at 15 mph and seas 2-3 feet. Today and tomorrow look mostly dry and sunny. Best chance of rain comes Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Have a great week!