Author Archives: Roatan Weather Guy

Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from Davinci McNab and shows the full moon rising over Paya Bay Resort. Around 5:45 a.m. West Bay picked up about a quarter of an inch in a quick downpour. Most of us have stayed dry and the next two days look great. After that,Continue reading “November 7, 2025”

For the month of October we are putting 14.86 inches in the books, from our standard location of Sandy Bay. West Bay did get a little more, around 19 inches, while the east side got a bit less. Nearly 15 inches is a little below average for October, the first month of rainy season, butContinue reading “Rainfall for October 2025”

Good morning Bay Islands. No photo of the day today because we have a LOT OF RAIN to talk about. Lots of locations picked up 3-5 inches this morning after getting a quarter to half an inch before midnight. That is causing flooding in some areas and we all know what this does to ourContinue reading “November 3, 2025”

Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes form Cesar Paguada in Oak Ridge.I know a lot of Canadians live on our islands and your pretty sad that your Blue Jays lost a nailbiter in extra innings in the World Series last night. Those of you who need to know what time itContinue reading “November 2, 2025”

Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day is a rainbow over Flowers Bay from Katy Pandy.The treasure at the end of our rainbow is this weekend’s gorgeous weather. On satellite at 7 a.m. we can see a lot of high clouds, mostly to our south, that don’t contain rain. I’m not saying noContinue reading “October 31, 2025”

Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from friend of Roatan Weather Duane McNab taken overlooking Pristine Bay. We continue to deal with rain, but obviously nothing compared to what’s going on in Jamaica, which is officially one of the strongest storms in recorded history. Here is our 9 a.m. satellite, justContinue reading “October 28, 2025”

Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from Phil Sikora in Caribe Bight at sunset. We continue to get rain at the pace of about an inch a day. That doesn’t look like it will change as we get into the week ahead, and we have a little norther coming Friday. HereContinue reading “October 26, 2025”