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Today: Hot, Hazy, Breezy, 20% Chance For Heavy Showers — Significant Saharan Dust; 33°C Max26/7/2024 According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), mostly hot, hazy and breezy conditions today (Friday 26th July, 2024) will be interrupted by a few partly cloudy spells with isolated showers. There is a low (20%) chance of an isolated heavy shower/thunderstorm. Tonight will be mostly fair and hazy, despite isolated showers.
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The forecast maximum temperature today will be 33°C at Piarco in Trinidad and 32°C at Crown Point in Tobago. Seas are moderate with waves 1.5m to 2m in open waters and up to 1m and occasionally choppy in sheltered areas. Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS.
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According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), a Tropical Wave, whose axis is passing the Lesser Antilles today (Thursday 25th July 2024), has been producing isolated heavy showers and thunderstorms, mainly over Trinidad and Tobago and the Southern Windward Islands, since late last night.
An area of strong convective activity, which approached Trinidad and Tobago last night, and prompted the issuance of an Adverse Weather Alert (Yellow Level), has since dissipated. There is still a medium chance for the development of an isolated heavy shower or thunderstorm. A gradual improvement in conditions is forecast towards late afternoon. The axis of the next Tropical Wave has, at this time, been located near 27W, in the Eastern Equatorial Atlantic, presently moving Westward at approximately 10 Kts to 15 Kts. Friday (26th July, 2024)
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With the occurrence of any heavy shower or thunderstorm, winds can become gusty and street or flash flooding is likely. Precipitation over elevated areas raises the risk of landslips or landslides. Downdrafts from heavy showers or thunderstorms can also cause choppy seas in the vicinity. The wind in the mid-levels is expected to remain moderate, occasionally strong, up to Saturday (27th July, 2024), after which there is likely to be a reduction in strength. Moderate to strong winds in the mid-levels can sometimes translate downward and produce gusts, especially near showers and in elevated terrain. The Met Office notes that Saharan dust concentration is presently moderate to high, with the highest concentrations over Tobago. This will continue so up to Saturday ( (27th July, 2024). From Sunday, the dust concentration is expected to be reduced to mostly moderate, occasionally mild, for the remainder of this outlook period. The TTMS said it continues to analyze and monitor all developments within the Area of Interest. Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS. Today: Cloudy, Hazy, 40% - 60% Chance For Heavy Showers — Significant Saharan Dust; 31°C Max25/7/2024 According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), we can expect partly cloudy, hazy and at times, breezy conditions today (Thursday 25th July, 2024), with occasional light to moderate showers occurring in various localities. There is also a medium (40% - 60%) chance of isolated heavy showers and thunderstorms. Some cloudiness will persist overnight with a few showers.
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The Adverse Weather Alert (Yellow Level) for Trinidad and Tobago has been discontinued. The forecast maximum temperature today will be 31°C at both Piarco in Trinidad and Crown Point in Tobago. Seas are moderate with waves 1.5m to 2m in open waters and below 1m in sheltered areas. Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS. The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS) has issued an Adverse Weather Alert (Yellow Level) from 9:45 PM tonight (Wednesday 24th July, 2024) until 10:00 AM on Thursday (25th July, 2024) for Trinidad and Tobago.
According to the Met Office, there is a medium to high (60% - 70%) chance of isolated heavy showers or thunderstorm activity, accompanied by gusty winds near 55 Km/h. This activity is due to the combined effects of a Tropical Wave and low-level wind surge. Seas can occasionally become agitated in the vicinity of heavy downpours. Street flooding and localized ponding are likely during heavy downpours and landslides/landslips are possible in areas so prone. Instructions:
This is a developing story - refresh this page for updates. According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), today (Wednesday 24th July, 2024) will be mostly fair and breezy at times, despite a few showery interruptions. There is also the low (20% to 30%) chance of the heavier shower or isolated thunderstorm. Tonight would be mostly fair but hazy with a few showery intervals.
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The forecast maximum temperature today will be 33°C at Piarco in Trinidad and 32°C at Crown Point in Tobago. Seas are moderate with waves 1.5m to 2m in open waters and below 1m in sheltered areas. Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS. According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), sunny periods today (Tuesday 23rd July, 2024) will be interrupted by intermittent showers in varying localities. There is the medium to high (60% - 70%) chance of a heavy shower or thunderstorm during the afternoon. Tonight will be clear at first with a few showers after Midnight.
The Met Office notes that gusty winds, street and flash flooding are possible in heavy showers and thunderstorms. The forecast maximum temperature today will be 32°C at both Piarco in Trinidad and Crown Point in Tobago. Seas are moderate with waves 1.5m to 2m in open waters and below 1m in sheltered areas. Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS. According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), there is mainly weak low-level convergence and patchy moisture advection across the Lesser Antilles presently. With some daytime heating and interactions with local topographies, brief showers in varying areas are likely, with a low chance for an isolated heavy shower in some areas. Because of increased surface convergence ahead of a low-level trough, the chance for an isolated heavy shower or thunderstorm increases Southward, across the Southern Windward Islands and Trinidad and Tobago, during the afternoon.
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With the occurrence of any heavy shower or thunderstorm, winds can become gusty and street or flash flooding is likely. Precipitation over elevated areas raises the risk of landslips or landslides. The Met Office notes that at present, there is generally a high concentration of Saharan dust over Tobago and a moderate concentration over Trinidad, tending to be high in Northern areas. This should remain so until Tuesday morning (23rd July, 2024), when the concentration is likely to be reduced to generally mild, occasionally moderate, up to Wednesday (24th July, 2024). From Wednesday afternoon, the concentration is expected to rise to generally moderate, occasionally high, until the remainder of this outlook period. The TTMS said it continues to analyze and monitor all developments within the Area of Interest. Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS. According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), although there is some relative weakening of the Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) today (Friday 19th July, 2024), the trailing convergence together with moisture advection from the Southeast, after last night’s passage of the axis of the most recent Tropical Wave, are the main factors for weather conditions today. This combination is likely to produce partly cloudy periods across Trinidad and Tobago and the Lesser Antilles, at times becoming cloudy in some areas, interrupting the sunshine to give a light or moderate shower, with a medium chance for an isolated heavy shower or thunderstorm, during the late morning or afternoon.
On Saturday (20th July, 2024), a building ridge of high pressure, mainly across the Leeward Islands and the Northern Windward Islands, is likely to create an increase in convergence across Trinidad and Tobago and the Southern Windward Islands. Together with equatorial moisture advection, this is expected to result in partly cloudy periods at times, interrupting some fair conditions. There remains a low to medium chance for the development of an isolated heavy shower or thunderstorm, mainly during the late morning or early afternoon. On Sunday (21st July, 2024), continuing low-level convergence and equatorial moisture advection, is likely to produce partly cloudy periods, interrupting the sunshine, with a few light or moderate showers, favouring early morning to early afternoon. There remains a low to medium chance for the development of an isolated heavy shower or thunderstorm, mainly during the late morning or early afternoon. On Monday (22nd July, 2024), the passage of a low-level trough is expected to create some instability, producing partly cloudy patches to interrupt fair periods, with brief showers in varying areas. The chance for thunderstorm activity across the Leeward Islands is moderate to high during the morning. For Trinidad and Tobago and the Windward Islands, there is a low to medium chance for an isolated heavy shower or thunderstorm during the late morning or early afternoon. On Tuesday (23rd July, 2024), low-level convergence and moisture advection across the Lesser Antilles is likely to produce a few light or moderate showers, interrupting otherwise fair conditions over varying areas. Over Trinidad and Tobago and the Southern Windward Islands, there is expected to be relatively stronger low-level convergence and more equatorial moisture advection, which is likely to produce partly cloudy periods, becoming cloudy in some areas, with a few showers. There is a medium chance for the development of a heavy shower or thunderstorm, mainly during the late morning to early afternoon. On Wednesday (24th July, 2024), a ridge builds across the Leeward Islands and the Northern Windward Islands, with generally fair conditions and a few light or moderate showers in varying areas. Increased low-level convergence across Trinidad and Tobago and the Southern Windward Islands, is likely to produce light to moderate showers in a few areas and a medium chance for the development of an isolated heavy shower or thunderstorm. The axis of the next Tropical Wave is presently located near 21W in the far Eastern Atlantic. With the occurrence of any heavy shower or thunderstorm, winds can become gusty and street or flash flooding is likely. Precipitation over elevated areas raises the risk of landslips or landslides. By this evening (Friday 19th July, 2024), the wind in the mid-levels is expected to strengthen to become moderate, at times strong, until Sunday morning (21st July, 2024), after which there is likely to be a reduction to mostly light, occasionally moderate, for the remainder of this outlook period. The Met Office notes that there is generally a mild concentration of Saharan dust in the atmosphere over Trinidad and Tobago presently (Friday 19th July, 2024). From tomorrow (Saturday 20th July, 2024), the dust concentration begin to gradually increase to become moderate over Trinidad and moderate to high over Tobago, by early Sunday (21st July, 2024). On Monday (22nd July, 2024), a gradual reduction begins, becoming mild to moderate for the remainder of this outlook period. The TTMS said it continues to analyze and monitor all developments within the Area of Interest. Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS. Today: Sunny, 40% Chance For Heavy Showers — Significant Saharan Dust This Afternoon; 33°C Max19/7/2024 According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), sunny conditions today (Friday 19th July, 2024) will be interrupted by occasional cloudy spells with light to moderate showers at times. There is also a medium (40%) chance of isolated heavy showers or thunderstorms. Some cloudiness will persist overnight with a few showers.
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The forecast maximum temperature today will be 33°C at Piarco in Trinidad and 32°C at Crown Point in Tobago. Seas are moderate with waves 1.5m to 2m, but up to 2.5m in the Leewards, in open waters and below 1m in sheltered areas. Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS. According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), we can expect partly cloudy to cloudy conditions today (Thursday 18th July, 2024) with scattered light to moderate showers, and a medium (40% - 60%) chance of heavy showers/thunderstorms, becoming settled by evening. Tonight will be partly cloudy to cloudy with a few showers and a low chance of isolated heavy showers near Midnight.
Gusty winds and street/flash flooding may occur in/near heavy showers/thunderstorms. The forecast maximum temperature today will be 30°C at Piarco in Trinidad and 31°C at Crown Point in Tobago. Seas are moderate with waves up to 2m in open waters and near 1m in sheltered areas. Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS. |
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