Worry less,
enjoy more.
Adaptable Forecasts & Insights for Safer, Smoother Voyages.
Over nearly 20 years we have helped tens of thousands of boaters like you optimize enjoyment onboard, reduce weather anxiety, and sail (or power) onward with confidence.
Combining ServicesFind a service true to your needs at sea.
Our Forecasts and Routing Advice services are geared specifically for sail & power vessels, and are delivered via almost any communications method you may have on onboard.
- Forecasts and Advice by Marine Meteorology Experts
- For Sail and Power Vessels, For Any Duration, Worldwide
- Available via Webcast, SSB Voice Radio, Phone, Email, SMS
FOR DIRECT COMMUNICATIONS
Custom Forecasts & Route Planning
Forecasts, routing advice, & tactics specific to your vessel & itinerary - direct communication with meteorologists.
FOR REGION-SPECIFIC INSIGHTS
Regional Daily Email Forecasts
Region-specific weather info for better boating decisions, about $1/day.
FOR THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
Webcasts/SSB
Choose from our selection of bundled services for the best value.
Providing value-added, tailored support to thousands of clients.
Each client has different goals, and has their own version of “ideal” weather conditions. Read our testimonials to see how MWxC’s service support clients in their unique circumstances.
The MWXC Difference
Our forecasting philosophy, along with the quality, frequency and variety of services we offer boaters is what set us apart from the “other guys.”
COMMS. CAPABILITIES
Our team can serve you via Live Webcasts, SSB Voice Radio, Voice Telephone, Plain-text Email, and Text Message/SMS
EXPERTISE & EXPERIENCE
Marine Weather Center forecasts are expertly produced by meteorologists with experience with life at sea.
VALUE & VERSATILITY
Value-added support made for any sail duration––from day races, to offshort passage, to long-term living and cruising.
FREQUENCY & FORMAT
Our services are available multiple times per day, in both one-to-one and one-to-many formats.
Chief Forecaster,
Marine Weather Center
“Weather forecasters tend to be an opinionated––and some might say arrogant––bunch. We like to be right.
I see technical forecast discussions time and time again which mention the possibility / plausibility for severe weather, but, since the forecaster’s objective is to be "right" (to produce a single forecast with the greatest chance of being correct) - they fail to warn forecast recipients of potentially-severe weather. I have a different objective.”
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