Latest Weather Forecast - Saturday 28th February, 2026 (6 pm)

Forecast Period:

6:00 pm 28^th February, 2026 to 6:00 am 1^st March, 2026

Synopsis:

Atlantic High Pressure System is the dominant feature

Forecast:

Occasionally cloudy, hazy and breezy with intermittent isolated showers

Weather Advisory:

A layer of Saharan dust-haze is across our area…Take the necessary precautions

Winds:

East Southeast to East at 30 to 40km/h (19 to 25 mph)

Sea Conditions:

Moderate to rough in open water, with swells 2.0m to 3.0m

Marine Advisory:

A Small-craft & High-Surf Advisory remains in effect for SVG. Only vessels capable of withstanding swells of these magnitudes should venture out. Sea-bathers are advised to stay out of the water. Exercise caution for reduced visibility due to the Saharan dust-haze.

Upcoming Tides:

High:	********	03:14 am	04:42 pm
Low:	08:20 pm (28th)	11:23 am	09:36 pm

Small Craft & High Surf Advisory - 28th February 2026 (6pm)

SMALL CRAFT AND HIGH SURF ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT

FOR ST VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES

Issued at 6:00 pm, Saturday 28^th February, 2026

The Small-craft and High Surf Advisory is extended for St Vincent and the Grenadines and its coastal waters until 6:00 pm Tuesday 3^rd March, 2026.

A Small-Craft Advisory is issued when sustained winds of 37 to 46 km/h (23 to 29 mph) and/or sea swells of 2.5 to 3.0 meters (8 to 10 feet) are affecting or forecast to affect the marine area within the next 36 hours.

A High Surf Advisory is issued when breaking wave action is forecast to pose a threat to life and property within the surf zone during the next 36 hours.

Large waves and dangerous rip-currents will create unsafe conditions for small-craft operators, particularly on the northern and eastern coastlines. These conditions may become even more adverse at times of high tide. Therefore, only vessels capable of withstanding swells of these magnitudes should venture out. Sea-bathers are advised to stay out of the water.

Upcoming High-tide times:

Sunday 03:14 am and 04:42 pm

Monday 04:11 am and 05:47 pm

Tuesday 05:14 and 06:45 pm

This advisory will be discontinued at 6:00 pm Tuesday 3^rd March 2026 or sooner if conditions improve. It may also be extended if conditions warrant.

Prepared by: Gregory Cato

72 hours outlook

Saharan dust haze concentrations of varying intensities will continue to cross our islands, reducing air quality and visibility. Moderate to thick concentrations may be seen again as Monday closes. Residents should remain alert for reduced air quality and visibility. The Atlantic high pressure system is dominant across our islands with breezy conditions persisting into the next week. The chance of showers increases on Monday and early Tuesday as a weak trough crosses the island chain.