I do not think you will get an accurate forecast for early next week. There are two storm in the North Atlantic that will interfere with the normal trade conditions. The storms of heavy weather will never get near the VI but they will suck the energy out of the normal easterly trades. On the mainland the forecast would say something like a lazy high creating light and variable conditions with unstable air(rain). In short the accurate forecast is light and variable with unstable air producing light to moderate winds in all directions. The swell created from the storms many miles to the north will come from the North starting on Friday and continuing until at least Tuesday.
Normal winter trade conditions will not return if at all before Wednesday:
![[Linked Image]](http://passageweather.com/maps/natlantic/wind/168.png)
Next week would be a good time to charter to sail much further south. Next week in the BVI put the main up and motor sail forget any of the foresails. This will be very summer like weather without the chance of a tropical wave.
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