Forecast for tomorrow

Short term forecast:

Clouds should break up over the next few hours as the overall cloud mass moves toward the west. Winds will continue to remain strong NNE at around 15-18kts for the next 48 hours and then switch to Easterly by 72 hours. Temps should stay around 22-25 C. There is an eddy to your Northwest, but you are still too far away to feel its existence. Currents are very disorganized and unpredictable. 32 hour currents are still are around 1 knt, and by 44 hours there will be a slight increase. Wave heights will stay around 1.5-2m and continue to be from the Northeast.

Current Conditions:

The satellite is showing 75% cloud cover over you. There appears to be more cloud breaks on the way. You are in a broad region of 15-18 kt winds from North Northeast. Right now there are weak surface currents, 0-1 kt. Sea surface temps are 28-32C. Wave heights are about 2 meters, waves coming from the NE. The anticyclone is still to your North.

Long term forecast:

As the gyre moves across the North Atlantic, your wave heights and direction will remain the same until 96hrs, then will increase to 4-5m and be directly from NNW, and by 156 hrs they will decrease back to 1.5m. Weather conditions should remain relatively constant as the anticyclone moves.

Next 12 hours:
Winds: 15-18 knts, NNE
Clouds: 65-85% cloud cover, with some breaks
Currents: 1.5 kts
Waves: 2m heights, Northeasterly, with a higher easterly component.

12-18hrs:
Winds: 15-18 kts
Clouds: 95% cloud cover, mostly cloudy
Currents: 1-1.5 kts, slightly westerly
Waves: 2m heights, Northeasterly, with a higher easterly component.

18-24 hrs:
Winds: 15-18 knts, NNE
Clouds: 65-75%, possible breaks
Currents: current picks up, 1.5-2kts, westerly.
Waves: 2m heights, Northeasterly, with a higher easterly component.

Forecasters: Chaplin and Bayern

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