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Fog season can impact winter cruise departures and arrivals, especially from December through March. While warm temperatures make sailings from the southeast especially appealing, clear nights, light winds, and high moisture levels create ideal conditions for dense fog near major cruise ports.
Learn how fog season affects cruise itineraries, why delays happen, and what cruisers should know before setting sail during peak winter travel months.
How are you supposed to know what to pack for your upcoming cruise when you can’t find a cruise weather forecast for your future departure date? Read on for some tips from Carnival’s Weather Contributor, Meteorologist Amy Sweezey.
If you’ve seen the forecast for the upcoming 2024 hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin, you know we expect above-average tropical activity. Before you panic about the cruise you have booked between June and November, read on.
On a recent visit to Carnival Cruise Line’s Fleet Operations Center (FOC) in Miami, I toured their state-of-the-art high-tech hub. I watched as the team monitored real-time weather while communicating directly with captains in the fleet and their onboard teams. Here’s what I learned.
Worried about taking a cruise during an El Niño winter or spring? Here’s everything you need to know.
