Advisories page

Weather

A brief overview here

forecasts below

Wind Finder (good)

Wind Guru (Good)

Magic Seaweed (good) 

Check the weather buoy!

Wunderground

Caribbean Weather Center

Intellicast

Boat US hurricanes

Weather map

The Weather Channel

US Navy weather

Even more weather sites...

Ocean wind charts based on historical data
(for planning)

The links above should all give you current forecasts, I think the best simple current forecasts are Wind Finder and Wind Guru. In both cases it is a couple of clicks before you get your forecast, but they give a week of wind, waves and cloud. Wind Finder has more stations in the Caribbean. When the link page opens click on the map where you want the forecast for and you will get a simple wind prediction. Then click on "forecast" (upper right) and the full thing will come up.
Magic Seaweed, is a similar site, but for those that have a pictorial mind, their predictions really come to life in graphics which shows you just how and when the winds and swells will flow.
  Wunderground also gives  a quick synopsis and knowing how hard it is going to blow for how long. Click on the Caribbean and you will get a nice wind map. scroll down and click on Eastern Caribbean E Of 75w for a several day forecast. The Caribbean Weather Center offers a quick and very brief synopsis - click on Marine from the homepage. Caribbean Weather Page is another quick fix. Other forecasts you may find of interest include; Intellicast offering longer range forecasts than many. The Weather channel will give you forecasts for each island.  I like the The Boat US hurricane page, whose hurricane wind graphics are superb and they also they keep excellent historical data. The US Navy weather information is probably or those with time to spend playing. It is really cool - especially animation.

The OSU ocean winds page allows you to click on any area in the world to see what average winds are like. Good for planning, but it would be even better if they also overlaid hurricane paths for the same period

Volcanic Activity

Tidal Information

We have two active volcanos at this time in the Eastern Caribbean that are important to navigators. Montserrat's Soufriere Hills has been active for a long time now, and if it especially active, you need to keep well clear of the south part of the island.
Kick 'em Jenny is an underwater volcano between Grenada and Carriacou, west of Isle de Ronde. You need to pay particular attention to this volcano when the alert goes above yellow. We also have plenty of other islands where volcanos may well reupt at some time.

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