Summary | Weather Forecast | Diving Forecast | Model
Summary
Forecast for the next 7 days according to Reefranger:
Today’s conditions at Martin Island are challenging for snorkeling and diving, with a swell height of 3.0 meters and strong southerly winds at 50.8 km/h, which can create significant surface chop. For the rest of the week, conditions improve markedly. By Saturday, with swells dropping to 1.8 meters and wind speeds decreasing to 17.6 km/h from the southwest, it becomes more favorable. Sunday and Monday are ideal for diving and snorkeling, with the swell falling to 0.9 meters. Ocean temperatures are a mild 21.9°C, so a 3mm wetsuit is recommended for warmth and comfort in the water.
Weather Forecast
Surface Conditions
Weather Conditions
Wednesday
13.3°
18.8°
Thursday
12.6°
18.4°
Friday
12.7°
20.1°
Saturday
12.9°
21.1°
Sunday
13.1°
22.4°
Monday
14.7°
23.2°
Tuesday
14.8°
25.1°
Note that local weather not directly impact diving scores. Still useful if you prefer to dive in the sun and without rain.
Diving Forecast
These are the reefranger ratings for the next 7 days. Ratings are available for the morning, low tide, and high tide. Tides are shown during the daytime (6am to 8pm). Ratings currently take into account Swell Height, Swell Direction, and location exposure based on swell direction versus the orientation of the site.
Scores reflect the ocean conditions in the 2 hours between 8am and 10am, and consider local heavy rainfall in the period prior.
3.0m 9sec
43.9 km/h SSW
2.9m 9sec
41.8 km/h SSW
2.9m 9sec
26.6 km/h SSW
1.6m 11sec
17.3 km/h SSW
1.0m 9sec
13.3 km/h NW
0.7m 7sec
16.2 km/h NNW
0.9m 7sec
16.9 km/h NNW
Scores reflect the ocean conditions in the 2 hours after low tide, and consider local heavy rainfall in the period prior.
15:47
3.0m 9sec
50.8 km/h SSW
16:37
2.8m 9sec
38.2 km/h SSW
17:31
1.9m 11sec
25.9 km/h SSW
18:35
1.3m 10sec
14.8 km/h SSW
19:47
0.8m 8sec
20.9 km/h NW
09:27
0.7m 7sec
21.2 km/h NNW
10:15
0.9m 7sec
23 km/h NNW
Scores reflect the ocean conditions in the 2 hours after hight tide, and consider local heavy rainfall in the period prior.
10:16
3.0m 9sec
49.3 km/h SSW
11:17
2.8m 9sec
43.9 km/h SSW
12:22
2.1m 11sec
29.2 km/h SSW
13:31
1.4m 10sec
17.3 km/h SSW
14:42
0.9m 8sec
24.5 km/h NW
15:44
0.9m 6sec
29.9 km/h NNW
16:37
0.9m 7sec
25.2 km/h NNW
Model
Swell and wind impact diving suitability, but not all swells and winds are equal. A dive site may be protected from wind and swell by nearby geography. The model uses these exposure ratings to determine how much impact a wind and swell will have on the dive site, based on the origin of the winds or waves.