
Trinidad and Tobago Weather Center
15.2K subscribers
About Trinidad and Tobago Weather Center
Disseminating information on natural hazards for Trinidad and Tobago and Lesser Antilles. Submit reports, images & videos: https://wa.me/18684860510
Similar Channels
Swipe to see more
Posts

With open water waves ranging between 2.5m and 3.0m, the Hazardous Seas Alert remains in effect for Trinidad and Tobago's northern and eastern exposed coastal waters. All marine interests should exercise extreme caution! https://ttweathercenter.com/2025/02/13/hazardous-seas-alert-remains-in-effect-for-tt-waves-up-to-3m-observed/

Elevated winds continue to produce hazardous seas for T&T's offshore eastern and northern waters. By noon tomorrow, open water waves may still reach as high as 3.0m, leading to the extended Hazardous Seas Alert. https://ttweathercenter.com/2025/02/17/hazardous-seas-alert-extended-until-noon-tomorrow-for-tt/

Mild to moderate Saharan Dust levels are forecast across T&T through mid-next week, where a more concentrated surge of dust is set to decrease air quality. Details: https://ttweathercenter.com/2025/02/11/fluctuating-saharan-dust-concentrations-forecast-for-tt-over-next-10-days/

Strong winds and gusts are beginning to be observed across the country, with the TTMS maintaining the High Wind Alert for T&T. Wind gusts exceeding 55 KM/H remain likely, particularly near and during shower activity. https://ttweathercenter.com/2025/02/12/high-wind-alert-remains-in-effect-for-tt/

Winds are picking up across Trinidad and Tobago. This morning, sustained winds ranged between 25 KM/H and 35 KM/H, gusting higher with showers. At Crown Point, Tobago, wind gusts are nearing 55 KM/H even in the absence of showers. High Wind Alert in effect: https://ttweathercenter.com/2025/02/11/high-wind-alert-in-effect-for-tt-until-6pm-monday/

Strong winds are forecast across T&T over the next five days, with stronger gusts likely accompanying brief showers. However, across the country, generally dry and slightly hazy conditions are forecast through the weekend. https://ttweathercenter.com/2025/02/11/windy-days-forecast-for-tt/

Wind gusts exceeding 55 KM/H are likely over the next six days, through Monday, with breezy conditions expected. Strong wind gusts are likely to accompany fast-moving, isolated showers over the next few days. https://ttweathercenter.com/2025/02/11/high-wind-alert-in-effect-for-tt-until-6pm-monday/

From tonight and over the next seven days, seas in T&T's open waters are forecast to be rough, with waves, at times, exceeding 3.0 meters, particularly from Wednesday. A Hazardous Seas Alert is in effect from 8 PM tonight. All marine interests should exercise caution. https://ttweathercenter.com/2025/02/10/hazardous-seas-alert-issued-for-tt-rough-seas-forecast-for-next-7-days/#

All marine interests, particularly small-craft operators, are advised to take precautions through the next seven days, as rough sea conditions are forecast in open waters. Forecast: https://ttweathercenter.com/2025/02/11/rough-seas-forecast-over-next-7-days-for-tt/

12:00 PM (noon)—Isolated showers are moving quickly westward across Trinidad, with brisk heavy rainfall and gusty winds predominantly affecting the eastern half of the island. Mostly sunny and breezy to windy conditions ongoing across Tobago. At 11:54 AM, accompanied by one of these isolated heavy showers, a wind gust of 73.1 KM/H was recorded in Cumuto. High Wind Alert in effect for T&T: https://ttweathercenter.com/2025/02/11/high-wind-alert-in-effect-for-tt-until-6pm-monday/