Current conditions, a 7-day forecast, and marine outlook for the Exuma islands, Bahamas.
Exuma is part of The Bahamas. Station observations and modeled forecasts describe different things. Station reading: 80°F, sunny. Observed Nov 8, 6:15 AM EST. Last successful update Nov 8, 6:16 AM EST. Exuma local date: Sunday, November 8 (America/Nassau). The forecast point is on Great Exuma, not an observation for every island or cay. Use forecast, marine conditions, tide predictions, and local guidance together.
For a road day on Great Exuma or Little Exuma, check the land forecast and heat before leaving. For a water day, including Pig Beach or a trip from Staniel Cay, check wind, waves, swell, and the operator's current plan. Keep a flexible day in your Exuma itinerary and save the details in the trip planner.
Station observation · WeatherFlow Tempest · Moriah Harbour, Great Exuma
Observed Nov 8, 6:15 AM EST · Last successful update Nov 8, 6:16 AM EST · America/Nassau
Sky condition, cloud cover, and visibility use the open-meteo forecast; they are not station observations.
Open-Meteo · Great Exuma forecast point · America/Nassau · Last successful update Nov 8, 6:16 AM EST
StormGlass · Great Exuma forecast point · America/Nassau · Forecast valid Nov 8, 5:00 AM EST · Last successful update Nov 8, 6:09 AM EST
Start with the planned route. Protected water and an exposed crossing can behave differently under the same regional forecast, so a generic “good boat day” label cannot account for every trip. Wind direction helps show which shore or crossing may be exposed, while wave height, swell direction, and the time between wave crests add context about how conditions may feel. Compare whether the sea is building, easing, or holding through the hours of the trip rather than treating one number as a guarantee.
Land weather and marine comfort are different questions: the sky can look sunny while a route is rough. Check radar and official advisories close to departure, use location-specific tide information for shallow water, and ask the operator or captain what it is seeing and planning.
Safety boundary: this forecast is a planning aid, not permission to depart or navigational instructions. There is no universal wind or wave threshold for every route, boat, and traveler. Follow official advisories, captains, operators, rental-company boundaries, local notices, and current conditions.
For an outing that leaves sheltered water, ask the operator when it plans to make the exposed crossing and how it expects the return leg to differ. Ask what it would change if the forecast deteriorates, including the route, departure time or cancellation.
The Bahamas Department of Meteorology islands forecast includes a George Town (Exuma) outlook. Check it for official forecast updates, then confirm any water activity with your operator.