@siim This is the solution I was looking for: a latitude/longitude grid in 1 degree increments, but how long will it last?
Will it be gone when the Volvo race is over?
I would be willing to subscribe to this site and pay a fee for the privilege of using it, but it needs to provide this information for the professional user...

Latitude/Longitude Grid in 1 or 2 degrees increments...

This Website is excellent and will be absolutely great when you offer an option for 1 or 2 degrees increments for Latitude and Longitude - as requested earlier - as the current 5 degrees intervals are totally useless for the average mariner...

I operate a fishing fleet in the Caribbean sea and need to position my vessels on your map before reading the weather forecast and this is virtually impossible to do with the current grid set up...

Latitude/Longitude Grid in 1 or 2 degrees increments...

This Website is excellent and will be absolutely great when you offer an option for 1 or 2 degrees increments for Latitude and Longitude - as requested earlier - as the current 5 degrees intervals are totally useless for the average mariner...

I operate a fishing fleet in the Caribbean sea and need to position my vessels on your map before reading the weather forecast and this is virtually impossible to do with the current grid set up...

Correction: I can see that buoy reports from 42056 and 42057 are already on the map...

Kindly add missing weather reporting buoys 42056 and 42057 in Western Caribbean and weather station 42089 in Little Cayman...

http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=42056

It's quite useful to be able to compare forecasts to the actual weather at the reporting station, as there are some large discrepancies at times...

Latitude/Longitude Grid: is it possible to have the option of a grid every 2 or 5 degrees with numbers showing on the map for quick position reference?

I run a fishing fleet in the Caribbean and just came across your Website, which appears to be very useful for my purpose...