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Mobile Weather - Direct to your phone

Get your first 3 forecasts FREE

Wherever there’s reception you can get a rich graphical forecast on your mobile that’s clear and simple to read. Its the perfect weather insurance for any yachtsman on the go.

Why use it? You get full nautical weather data wherever there's a mobile signal. Cheaper and more comprehensive than the competition - and unilke other providers we send the forecast direct to your phone. No recorded messages just a clear, full, graphical forecast to keep and refer back to.

What do you get? 
Wherever you, you can receive seven day marine weather forecasts for the whole of UK - inshore, offshore and inland. Forecasts include wind speed, beaufort scale, wind direction, gusts, rainfall, cloud cover, air pressure for every 3 hours .

How much does it cost? From as little as 75p per forecast, or less if you take out an annual subscription. Click here to see full payment options. We respect your privacy and will not share your data with anyone.

How do you get it? Click here to discover more

Desktop Weather - Direct To Your Computer

Free to download. Free to use

Why use it? The Wiley Nautical Desktop Weather service delivers marine weather forecasts that you want direct to your computer desktop. All forecasts for UK mainland, inshore and offshore locations are also free and lightning fast.

What do you get? FREE marine weather forecasts for the whole of UK - inshore, offshore and inland. Forecasts include wind speed, beaufort scale, wind direction, gusts, rainfall, cloud cover, air pressure for every 3 hours Choose and set up your own default forecasts so that you get exactly what you want with a single click. You can print out your forecast to take with you.

How do you get it? Click here for more information on downloading