Everyone knows its all about the weather......No serious mariner would consider crossing the Gulfstream without knowing the prevailing sea conditions. No recreational diver's going to suit up without knowing water temps and currents. No angler who wants to catch, not just fish, will arrive without knowing the tides and water temps. And, if you're just going to swing in a hammock, it's nice to know which direction the breeze will be blowing from, and when the sun sets.

For a general update on current weather throughout the Bahamas, visit:
https://www.bahamas.com/vacation-planning/bahamas-weather

For the best source of marine weather predictions for Bimini and vicinity, visit :
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/productview.php?pil=CWFMFL

NOAA's National Buoy Data Center monitors actual weather conditions at two locations that we find useful in our evaluation of weather conditions.

Fowey Light, off of Key Biscayne/Miami : click here

Settlement Point, at West End, Grand Bahama Island : click here

Another great source for regional weather, including the tropics, is :

For information on visibility, current and other information regarding your dive plans, contact the Dive Bimini scuba team.