The Roatan Weather Forecast
As presented by
As presented by
CoCoView Resort
CoCoView is located
at
16.3°N Latitude x 86.5°W Longitude
in the
NW Caribbean Sea
in the
NW Caribbean Sea
and
For Monday, Oct. 11, 2010
Today, it will be mostly cloudy with an increasing chance of rain and thunderstorms. Winds will continue to be strong, from the N to NE: ranging in strength from 10 to 20 mph. Waves will be 1 to 4 feet in height. Both wind and seas can be higher locally.The surface low 98L will dominate our weather at least through Wed.
Early this morning it was centered about 340 miles ESE of us.
It moved more north than west during the night. The NHC is now giving this system a 50% chance of developing into a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours.
It currently has maximum winds of 25 mph. The central pressure is 1006 millibars.
It is moving WNW at 5 to 10 mph.
The NHC and the consensus of computer models are still predicting that this system
will reach us by Tuesday, possibly at tropical storm strength (35-60mph winds).
Expect weather conditions to deteriorate as this system approaches us.This area of disturbed weather is elongated and continues moving in tandem with
a surface trough which now extends
from central Cuba to Cape Gracias Adios at the Honduras- Nicaragua border. Another tropical wave will reach this area by Thursday.All interests in the Bay Islands should monitor the progress of this system
for further development.For updates, more details and visual weather
graphics go to http://roatanrag.blogspot.com/
The air temperatures will be in the high
70s (F) to the low 80s or 24 to 25 (C).
At depth, ocean water temperatures are about 85F to 87F
At depth, ocean water temperatures are about 85F to 87F
or 29C to 30C. Surface temperatures are lower and vary
greatly due to the heavy rainfall which occurred last week.
The tides: Moon and Sun
high tide | 12:49 am LT Moon Set – 8:53 pm LT
low tide |6:28 pm LT Sunrise - 5:39 am LT
high tide |11:35 pm LT Sunset - 5:30 pm LT
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