Here’s The 5-Day Weather Outlook For T&T — From Tuesday Through Saturday
According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), the track of passing frontal systems are becoming generally more Northerly at this time. This, together with well-formed and integrated high pressure cells zonally-oriented (aligned generally from East to West) across the mid-latitude North Atlantic, is expected to continue to provide the configuration of a long and generally straight fetch across the Tropical North Atlantic. The energy out of the high pressure cells will continue to generate steady, moderate to strong, near-surface to mid-level winds, and rough seas, across the Tropical North Atlantic, during this outlook period and beyond.
Persons are advised to look out for increasing wind strength and rough sea conditions.A Hazardous Seas Alert (Yellow Level) will be in effect from 8:00 PM tonight (Monday 10th February, 2025) until 6:00 PM on Monday 17th February, 2025.
The seas in the open waters to the near-East and Northeast of Trinidad and Tobago are presently moderate to rough. By late today (Monday 10th February, 2025), the seas are expected to be rough in those areas, with a continuing increase, reaching a peak of above 3m between late Wednesday (12th February, 2025) to Monday (17th February, 2025).
Extended analysis is indicating that after Monday (17th February, 2025), there is likely to be a gradual reduction in the rough sea conditions, but will remain moderate to rough until Saturday (22nd February, 2025), when conditions are likely to become mostly moderate.
Persons are advised to continue to monitor the sea conditions and always take precautions in marine activities.
The near-surface to the mid-level winds are expected to be moderate to strong over this outlook period and beyond. Analysis is showing an increase in strength between Tuesday (11th February, 2025) and Friday (14th February, 2025).
Generally breezy, sometimes windy conditions can be expected, and at times could become gusty, especially in elevated areas or in the vicinity of any shower which might occur.
Extended analysis is indicating that a relative reduction in strength is likely by Sunday (16th February, 2025), but still remaining generally moderate to strong at times, until around Saturday (22nd February, 2025) into Sunday (23rd February, 2025), when the wind strength is likely to be reduced to below moderate levels.
The Met Office notes that there is presently a generally mild Saharan dust concentration in the atmosphere, with brief fluctuations to moderate at times. There is expected to be a gradual increase in concentration to mostly moderate by Tuesday evening (11th February, 2025) and by Wednesday (12th February, 2025), there could be brief fluctuations to high concentrations at times.
Persons who are likely to be affected are advised to take the necessary precautions.
For this outlook period, generally breezy and at times windy conditions can be expected, with partly cloudy interruptions producing brief showers over varying areas. There will be the chance for the development of an isolated, moderate to heavy shower, especially near hilly areas and during the afternoons, late nights or early mornings. Rough sea conditions are to be expected.
Tuesday (11th February, 2025)
Wednesday (12th February, 2025)
Thursday (13th February, 2025)
Friday (14th February, 2025)
Saturday (15th February, 2025)
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.
The seas in the open waters to the near-East and Northeast of Trinidad and Tobago are presently moderate to rough. By late today (Monday 10th February, 2025), the seas are expected to be rough in those areas, with a continuing increase, reaching a peak of above 3m between late Wednesday (12th February, 2025) to Monday (17th February, 2025).
Extended analysis is indicating that after Monday (17th February, 2025), there is likely to be a gradual reduction in the rough sea conditions, but will remain moderate to rough until Saturday (22nd February, 2025), when conditions are likely to become mostly moderate.
Persons are advised to continue to monitor the sea conditions and always take precautions in marine activities.
The near-surface to the mid-level winds are expected to be moderate to strong over this outlook period and beyond. Analysis is showing an increase in strength between Tuesday (11th February, 2025) and Friday (14th February, 2025).
Generally breezy, sometimes windy conditions can be expected, and at times could become gusty, especially in elevated areas or in the vicinity of any shower which might occur.
Extended analysis is indicating that a relative reduction in strength is likely by Sunday (16th February, 2025), but still remaining generally moderate to strong at times, until around Saturday (22nd February, 2025) into Sunday (23rd February, 2025), when the wind strength is likely to be reduced to below moderate levels.
The Met Office notes that there is presently a generally mild Saharan dust concentration in the atmosphere, with brief fluctuations to moderate at times. There is expected to be a gradual increase in concentration to mostly moderate by Tuesday evening (11th February, 2025) and by Wednesday (12th February, 2025), there could be brief fluctuations to high concentrations at times.
Persons who are likely to be affected are advised to take the necessary precautions.
For this outlook period, generally breezy and at times windy conditions can be expected, with partly cloudy interruptions producing brief showers over varying areas. There will be the chance for the development of an isolated, moderate to heavy shower, especially near hilly areas and during the afternoons, late nights or early mornings. Rough sea conditions are to be expected.
Tuesday (11th February, 2025)
- Trinidad and Tobago and the remainder of the Lesser Antilles are expected to experience fair, hazy, and breezy to windy conditions (especially in elevated areas and in the vicinity of any shower). With varying surface convergence and patches of moisture advection, a few brisk showers are likely in some areas. Persons are advised to be cautious of the rough sea conditions.
Wednesday (12th February, 2025)
- Trinidad and Tobago is expected to be generally sunny, hazy, with breezy to windy conditions (especially in elevated areas and in the vicinity of any shower), with the chance for a brisk shower. With increased moisture advection over the Leeward and Northern Windward Islands, a few partly cloudy periods with some brisk showers are likely, with a medium chance for a moderate or heavy shower near hilly areas. Persons are advised to be cautious of the rough sea conditions.
Thursday (13th February, 2025)
- Trinidad and Tobago is expected to be generally sunny, hazy, with breezy to windy conditions (especially in elevated areas and in the vicinity of any shower), with the chance for a brisk shower. During the late afternoon to late evening, it is possible for a patch of moisture advection to drift South-Westward to bring a few brisk showers, mainly over Tobago and Eastern to Southeastern Trinidad. For the remainder of the Lesser Antilles, patches of moisture advection are likely to interrupt otherwise fair and sunny conditions, with a low to medium chance for a moderate shower near hilly areas. Persons are advised to be cautious of the rough sea conditions.
Friday (14th February, 2025)
- For Trinidad and Tobago, a few brisk overnight or pre-dawn showers over Tobago or East to Southeast Trinidad are likely. Generally sunny, hazy, with breezy to windy conditions (especially in elevated areas and in the vicinity of any shower) are expected, with the low chance for a moderate shower to develop over Western areas of Trinidad, during the afternoon. From late evening into the night, increasing moisture advection is likely to produce a few light or moderate showers over Tobago and Eastern Trinidad. For the remainder of the Lesser Antilles, patches of moisture advection are likely to interrupt otherwise fair and sunny conditions, with a low to medium chance for a moderate to heavy shower, especially near hilly areas. Persons are advised to be cautious of the rough sea conditions.
Saturday (15th February, 2025)
- For Trinidad and Tobago, increasing moisture advection is likely to produce partly cloudy patches with light to moderate showers over varying areas, interrupting otherwise fair conditions. There is a low to medium chance for an isolated heavy shower, especially near hilly areas. Breezy to windy conditions are expected, especially in elevated areas and in the vicinity of showers. For the remainder of the Lesser Antilles, patches of moisture advection are likely to interrupt otherwise fair and sunny conditions, with a low chance for a moderate to heavy shower, especially near hilly areas. Persons are advised to be cautious of the rough sea conditions.
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.
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