cruise weather

Whether you are taking a Caribbean cruise, planning a transatlantic crossing, cruising Europe or Alaska bound, weather is a crucial aspect of the voyage. Here you will find links to forecasts, reports and tracking sites covering all cruise related weather topics. We have divided the links into two sections for easier navigation: General Weather Data for current weather conditions and forecasts and Tropical Storm Data for projections, updates and tracking maps worldwide.

GENERAL WEATHER DATA

Weather Underground Weather Channel
Although there are many web sites devoted to bringing you extensive weather reports, above are two sites we have found to be the most comprehensive and most easily navigated. They provide current data for around the world, radar and satellite maps, extended forecasts and other travel related information. Follow either link for timely and valuable weather information.

Specific City/Area Weather: Interested in locating information about a specific city, location or country. Follow this link to provide you with up to the minute weather details about any area that may be part of your travel plans.

Alaska Weather: On an Alaskan cruise weather certainly can affect your excursion plans and outdoor experiences. Alaska covers a vast area, and weather can vary a great deal from port to port. Here you will find the weather details you need to plan accordingly.

Hawaii Weather: Although we envision weather in Hawaii to be perfect all year round, there are weather patterns that effect conditions on the various islands in the chain. Check this link to keep current on weather developments for this destination.

Caribbean Weather: This site is designed to provide you with a complete outlook and weather watch specifically for the islands in the Caribbean.

WorldWeather.org: A climatological information site providing weather averages world-wide.

TROPICAL STORM DATA

National Hurricane Center: Go directly to the source. This is the official government site for reporting and tracking tropical storms and hurricanes.

Tropical Storms Worldwide: Provided by the University of Hawaii, this site maintains tracking maps that plot movement, assesses strike probabilities, and target projections for tropical storms in any given area worldwide.

Hurricane Storm Tracker: If you are into Java enabled animations and don't mind waiting for the site to load, then this is a fun site to view the path of storms and track their progress.

Free Tracking Map: For those who like to personally chart storms and hurricanes, this link is for you. Here you will find a printable, official tracking map that is provided by the Atlantic Tropical Weather Center for free.