At 2:00 PM today, moderate to intense rainfall accompanied by isolated thunderstorms began impacting the East-West Corridor and Port of Spain. These weather conditions are expected to persist over the next hour, raising the possibility of street and flash flooding in affected areas.
The northern coastline and mid-slope regions of Trinidad’s Northern Range, extending from Toco to Las Cuevas, are also experiencing pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall. In contrast, parts of west-central and southwestern Trinidad are seeing variably cloudy skies with scattered light to moderate showers.
Despite these unsettled conditions in Trinidad, Tobago remains relatively calm. The island is expected to maintain mostly settled weather through sunset, with no significant disturbances forecasted.
The current weather patterns across Trinidad and Tobago are being driven by the Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ). This system continues to bring locally heavy rainfall to the region, underscoring the need for residents to remain vigilant and prepared for changing conditions.
