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Above-Normal Swells and Dangerous Surf Impacting the Caribbean
By Dale C. S. Destin – Published 09 February 2026 | Above-normal swells and hazardous surf conditions are affecting the northern Caribbean, including Antigua and Barbuda, with impacts expected to spread southward across the Caribbean and into Guyana and surrounding coastal areas by tomorrow. Swells are forecast to peak near 4.0 metres (13 feet), with even higher surf heights along exposed…
Swells Rising Midweek Through Weekend — Regional Coastal Impacts Expected
By Dale C. S. Destin – Published 23 December 2025 | Marine conditions around Antigua and Barbuda are currently moderate, with swells of 2–4 feet mainly from the east. Forecast guidance indicates that conditions will change beginning mid-week. Increasing Swell Forecast Swells are expected to build on Wednesday, reaching 6–10 feet, with occasional higher seas possible through the weekend. The…
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The Northern Caribbean Set to Experience its Worst Swell Event for the Season
The Northern Caribbean Set to Experience its Worst Swell Event for the Season
Dale C. S. Destin | Strong winds from a low-pressure system, some distance away, are pushing relatively large swells toward the northern Caribbean and the Bahamas, including Antigua and Barbuda and the rest of the Leeward Islands. Swells have started to arrive and will reach warning levels tonight through much of Saturday night. NOAA Station 41044 – NE ST MARTIN – 330 NM NE St Martin Is showing…
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Another Bomb Cyclone to Push Impactful Swells to the Caribbean
Another Bomb Cyclone to Push Impactful Swells to the Caribbean
Dale C. S. Destin|
Another bomb cyclone is expected to cause another episode of large and damaging swells across much of the Caribbean Basin. The impactful swells will start to reach the shorelines of the Basin this Sunday. These swells are forecast to reach a few metres and break at higher heights on coastlines.
Visualization of northerly swells forecast to come to the Caribbean from the…
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