Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service Monitoring Weather System
- Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service is monitoring a low-pressure system.
- The system is positioned around 1,610 km east-southeast of Lesser Antilles.
- Forecasters estimate a low development chance of around 10 percent in coming days.
- Environmental conditions are expected to be unfavourable for intensification.
- No watches or warnings are currently in effect for Trinidad, Tobago, or Grenada.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Meteorological Service Closely Tracks System
Monitoring Efforts Ongoing for Potential Weather System The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service is currently tracking a low-pressure system situated roughly 1,610 kilometers east-southeast of the Lesser Antilles. This weather phenomenon was characterized in an update released at 8:00 am this morning as consisting of disorganized showers and thunderstorms. Forecasters have assigned a low probability of development, pegged at about 10 percent, for the next couple of days.
Current Conditions and Warnings Update
Favorable Conditions Diminishing for Development Despite some initial concerns, existing environmental conditions are anticipated to become less conducive for the intensification of this weather system. As it stands, both Trinidad and Tobago, alongside Grenada and adjacent territories, currently have no watches or warnings issued. The Met Service assures that they will remain vigilant and will disseminate additional updates should the situation change significantly in the coming days.
In summary, the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service is keeping a close watch on a low-pressure system to the east-southeast of the Lesser Antilles. While the chance for development remains low, they will continue to monitor it closely and provide updates as necessary. Currently, there are no alerts for Trinidad, Tobago, or Grenada.
