Met Office: Adverse Weather Alert In Effect Until Friday Evening
UPDATE (02/01/25 - 3:00 PM): Periods of rainfall are expected to affect both islands and offshore areas intermittently over the next twenty-six (26) hours. The risk of thunderstorm activity is generally lower, however, the persistent nature of the rainfall can still result in localized flooding and ponding, especially in low-lying areas and along smaller river courses. There is a greater risk for landslides or landslips in vulnerable areas. Gusty winds are also likely during heavier downpours. Larger water courses remain contained at this time, but are gradually on the rise. While the weather will remain unsettled overall, settled periods can also be expected.
The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS) has issued an Adverse Weather Alert (Yellow Level) for a total of nearly fifty-six (56) hours. The Alert begins at 10:30 AM this morning (Wednesday 1st January, 2025) and will remain in effect until 6:00 PM on Friday (3rd January, 2025) for Trinidad.
According to the Met Office, periods of rainfall, with a moderate chance of isolated heavy showers or thunderstorms, are expected to affect Trinidad and offshore areas, East and South, intermittently over the next three (3) days. While the weather will remain unsettled overall, there may be settled periods between showers. These conditions could still result in localized flooding, ponding, landslides or landslips in vulnerable areas and gusty winds during heavier downpours. The current weather pattern, which is being enhanced by favorable atmospheric conditions, is supporting increased and prolonged rainfall activity.
Instructions:
- Residents should continue to remain vigilant and monitor weather conditions, assessing your surroundings before venturing out.
- Avoid driving or wading through flood waters.
- Take necessary precautions to mitigate potential impacts.
- Follow the instructions of Government Officials.
- Monitor weather updates from www.metoffice.gov.tt.
Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS.
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