Eastern Caribbean Weather & Hurricane Tracker

Your at‑a‑glance overview of storms and weather across the eastern Caribbean region.

Active Storms

Erin (TS)

Intensity: 85  km/h 50  mph  |  Pressure: 1002 mb

Motion: W at 26 km/h W at 16 mph

Position: 16.3°, -46.6°
Last update: 2025-08-13 11:00 PM AST


Distance:
Barbados 1444.3 km897.4 miles ENE
Martinique 1562.3 km970.8 miles E
Saint Lucia 1566.9 km973.6 miles ENE
Dominica 1585.8 km985.3 miles E
St Vincent & Grenad. 1610.9 km1001 miles ENE
Guadeloupe 1616.2 km1004.3 miles E
Antigua and Barbuda 1625.5 km1010.1 miles E
Montserrat 1664.4 km1034.2 miles E
Grenada 1699.2 km1055.8 miles ENE
Saint Kitts and Nevis 1719.6 km1068.5 miles E
Anguilla 1760 km1093.6 miles E
Saint Martin 1761.4 km1094.5 miles E
British Virgin Islands 1926.2 km1196.9 miles E
Saint Thomas 1958.2 km1216.8 miles E

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Current Island Weather

Updated: 2025-08-14 2:00 AM AST

Anguilla

The Valley

29°C84°F — light rain

Antigua and Barbuda

Saint John’s

26°C79°F — few clouds

Barbados

Bridgetown

28°C83°F — light rain

British Virgin Islands

Road Town

27°C81°F — clear sky

Dominica

Roseau

26°C79°F — light rain

Grenada

St. George's

27°C80°F — few clouds

Guadeloupe

Basse-Terre

27°C80°F — clear sky

Martinique

Fort-de-France

26°C79°F — light rain

Montserrat

Brades

27°C81°F — clear sky

Saint Kitts and Nevis

Basseterre

28°C82°F — clear sky

Saint Lucia

Castries

26°C79°F — clear sky

Saint Martin

Marigot

29°C84°F — light rain

Saint Thomas

Charlotte Amalie

28°C83°F — light rain

St Vincent & Grenad.

Kingstown

27°C80°F — light rain

Latest from Antigua Met Office

2025-08-13 23:09 AST

Relatively stable and hazy conditions prevailed across the islands this evening. Radar and satellite imagery showed a line of spotty echoes and patches of low level clouds just north of antigua mainly over the open waters. A plume saharan dust is present over the area contributing to hazy and dry conditions. Model guidance suggests that dry conditions will persist for the forecast period as a ridge dominates over the islands. The plume of saharn dust is forecast to move west of the area by tomorrow.

Meanwhile seas remain at safe levels. This is in general agreement with the latest issued forecast, and no amendments are required at this time.  

Forecaster: Letitia Humphreys/charissa Humphreys  

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