Adverse weather alert discontinued

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Me­te­o­ro­log­i­cal Of­fice has dis­con­tin­ued its ad­verse weath­er alert, mov­ing con­di­tions to a green lev­el as the risk of im­pact­ful weath­er de­creas­es.

In a pub­lic warn­ing is­sued at 8.44 am to­day, the Met Of­fice said brief show­ers are still ex­pect­ed at times, with a low 30 per cent chance of iso­lat­ed heav­ier show­ers or a thun­der­storm over south­ern Trinidad. It added that gusty winds may still oc­cur near show­ers.

Ac­cord­ing to the re­lease, ma­jor rivers re­main el­e­vat­ed but have not reached thresh­old lev­els. With no sub­stan­tial rain­fall ex­pect­ed for the rest of the day, the Met Of­fice said no sig­nif­i­cant rise in wa­ter lev­els is an­tic­i­pat­ed and rivers should con­tin­ue a slow down­ward trend.

The pub­lic is ad­vised to stay aware of changes in weath­er con­di­tions and to ex­er­cise cau­tion dur­ing show­ers with brief gusty winds.