GOES-19 Caribbean GeoColor, updated every ~10 min (Image courtesy of NOAA - 2026-02-08 5:20 PM AST).
No Active Tropical Systems
Good afternoon! Currently, there are no active tropical cyclones or disturbances near the Eastern Caribbean islands. Visit the Outlook page for detailed forecasts, satellite images and graphics specific to our region - all updated several times daily.
Current Weather by Island
Updated: 2026-02-08 5:00 PM AST
Click on the islands below for current weather conditions, 8-day forecasts, past weather trends and the distance and closest approach (CPA) of any active storms. Pin islands to the top of the list by clicking the star next to their name.
☆ Anguilla
Light rain, 24°CLight rain, 75°F
13 km/h NE8 mph NE
☆ Antigua and Barbuda
Light rain, 27°CLight rain, 80°F
3 km/h NE2 mph NE
☆ Barbados
Scattered clouds, 28°CScattered clouds, 83°F
17 km/h ESE10 mph ESE
☆ British Virgin Islands
Broken clouds, 27°CBroken clouds, 81°F
20 km/h NNW13 mph NNW
☆ Dominica
Few clouds, 28°CFew clouds, 83°F
9 km/h NNW6 mph NNW
☆ Grenada
Few clouds, 29°CFew clouds, 84°F
22 km/h E14 mph E
☆ Guadeloupe
Clear sky, 25°CClear sky, 77°F
14 km/h ESE9 mph ESE
☆ Martinique
Light rain, 24°CLight rain, 75°F
15 km/h ENE9 mph ENE
☆ Montserrat
Scattered clouds, 27°CScattered clouds, 80°F
0 km/h N0 mph N
☆ Saint Kitts and Nevis
Light rain, 25°CLight rain, 77°F
15 km/h ENE9 mph ENE
☆ Saint Lucia
Light rain, 27°CLight rain, 80°F
9 km/h SE6 mph SE
☆ Saint Martin
Light rain, 25°CLight rain, 76°F
19 km/h NE11 mph NE
☆ Saint Thomas
Scattered clouds, 26°CScattered clouds, 78°F
27 km/h N17 mph N
☆ St Vincent & Grenad.
Broken clouds, 27°CBroken clouds, 80°F
15 km/h N9 mph N
Latest from Antigua Met Office
Last updated: 2026-02-07 23:40 AST
The axis of a cold front is located in the vicinity of the bvis this evening and is providing cloudy skies with some showers
Based on evening reports from the bvi which supports latest satellite and radar imagery.
Meanwhile, the leewards remain under a weak ridge where relatively stable conditions exist. For the next 24 hours: the front is forecast to be pushed east-southeastwards over anguilla during the next 12 hours before slowing its movement in the vicinity of barbuda and st. Kitts and nevis by tomorrow night. Latest model data does not show that his will be a huge rainmaker because of the vertical moisture profile; nonetheless, light widespread rain is still anticipated during the next 24 hours over those islands it traverses.
Meanwhile, by tomorrow, a strong northerly breeze with cooler and drier conditions will sweep over the bvi. No significant impacts are anticipated from the front. Antigua and montserrat will remain under the influence of the ridge where mostly stable conditions will persist. A lighter breeze is forecast over antigua and montserrat; however, the chance of afternoon buildups is expected to be low because of the dry conditions forecast.
The latest information is consistent with the latest issued forecast for the islands territories. On the marine front, long period swells are on the way to the islands. The conditions could reach warning levels mid-week thereby rendering the waters unsafe foe sea bathing activities.
Forecaster: Lenard Josiah
About “de wedda” website
de wedda is the Caribbean way of saying “the weather.” That’s the idea behind dewedda.com: to create a quick, no-nonsense snapshot of Eastern Caribbean weather, with concise forecasts for hurricanes, temperature, and rainfall.
I’ve lived in the Caribbean for most of my life, and when it comes to the weather, I’ve often wanted quick answers to three questions:
- Are there any active storms that actually matter to our islands right now?
- Where is the storm at the moment?
- How close could it get to my island—whether I’m home in St. Kitts, in Antigua, or visiting another island?
This site pulls official data and presents it simply: active storms relevant to our region, positions and distances/directions to each island (based on the capital), plus quick island weather. It’s built to be fast on mobile and updated hourly.