Author Archives: Roatan Weather Guy

Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from Christine Barry in West End and I chose it because it shows a few more clouds. We are hoping for more clouds starting tomorrow to provide us a little relief from the heat and maybe a small shower here or there. Here is theContinue reading “March 9, 2024”

Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from Jeff Kittleson and shows a couple definitely enjoying our Roatan sunset. We start the day at a very warm 80 degrees (26.7C). It’s the first time in awhile many of us didn’t even get into the 70s for a low and a sign ofContinue reading “March 8, 2024”

Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from Michelle Ross and was taken in West End. You can clearly see the sun’s rays in this photo and those rays have been pretty hot the last couple of days. We may get relief with a few more clouds Sunday through Tuesday. Don’t forget thatContinue reading “March 7, 2024”

Good morning Bay Islands. Today’s photo comes from Kristi Voves in Palmetto Bay and gives us happy rays of sunshine above and below. We will continue to have plenty of sunshine, but tomorrow we will see less wind and Sunday through Tuesday morning we have a chance of rain. Let’s talk first about wind. TodayContinue reading “March 5, 2024”

Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from DF Jones in Parrot Tree and shows a few more clouds than we’ve been having recently. We had a very nice midmorning and early afternoon yesterday with winds down to 5 mph and we will have a similar experience today for all the cruisersContinue reading “March 4, 2024”

Good morning Bay Islands. This cloud formation that looks like a cruise ship was captured by James Oden back around October 2023. He thought it might be a good way to welcome the largest cruise ship in the world — Icon of the Seas — into port tomorrow. It can hold between 5,600 and 7,600Continue reading “March 3, 2024”

Good morning Bay Islands. Today’s photo of the day is the Skittle-colored sunset at West Bay from Kelly Kosmin. The longer we go without rain, the more colorful our sunsets get as pollution and particles in the air don’t get cleaned out by rain. So lots of nice sunrises and sunsets are on the wayContinue reading “March 2, 2024”

Rainfall for February 2024: We’re putting 1.46 inches in the record book for February. That is well below our average of 5.21 inches and indicates that we entered dry season early this year. Our rain totals were remarkably similar across the islands, with 1.4 recorded both on Utila and Guanaja. As we look to March,Continue reading “Rainfall for February 2024”