Partly cloudy
Partly Cloudy;40% chnce of shwr
- Temp
- 32 C / 90 F / 26 C / 79 F
- Rain
- 40%
- Wind
- East at 13-26 km/h or 8-16 mph
- Seas
- , 0.6-1.2m or 2-4ft
Generally stable conditions are likely as a ridge remains the dominant weather feature. However, pockets of low-level moisture on the wind flow may generate brief periods of light, passing showers.
Generally stable conditions are likely as a ridge remains the dominant weather feature. However, pockets of low-level moisture on the wind flow may generate brief periods of light, passing showers.
The latest forecast contains wind or sea conditions that may affect boats, ferries and exposed coastal activity. Review the marine outlook before departure.
Official NHC tracks, forecast cone, watches, warnings and storm history in one interactive Atlantic view.
8 am tomorrow Saturday 10th October 2026.
Forecast progression for the next 24 hours, followed by the latest wind and sea assessment.
Partly cloudy skies with a 60 percent or moderate chance of showers
The next daytime forecast update is pending.
Winds: East at 15 to 30 kmh or 9 to 18 mph with lighter spells overnight Seas: 0.9 to 1.5 meters or 3 to 5 feet
A quick look at rain, temperature, wind and sea conditions for the days ahead.
Partly Cloudy;40% chnce of shwr
Partly Cloudy;40% chnce of shwr
Partly Cloudy;20% chnce of shwr
Partly Cloudy;20 % chnce of shwr
Useful context for marine travel, beach plans and getting around the Territory.
Conditions can vary quickly between Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke and Anegada. Check the marine outlook before travel.
Keep a dry bag nearby and build flexibility into beach plans around passing showers.
Brief showers can make hills and low-lying roads slick. Leave extra time for errands and school or work runs.
Latest National Hurricane Center guidance summarized into a concise BVI impact briefing.
The closest active Atlantic cyclone is Hurricane Isaias, about 1,380 nautical miles west-northwest of the BVI. It is moving north-northeast at 15 mph, with maximum sustained winds near 109 mph (95 kt) and minimum pressure 963 mb.
The nearest plotted NHC forecast point remains about 1,380 nautical miles from the Territory, keeping the current forecast track well away from the BVI. No BVI-specific watch or warning is identified in the latest official advisory. No direct BVI impact is indicated by the current official track; routine monitoring remains appropriate.