Occasionally agitated seas remain forecast as low-level winds are elevated through the middle of next week, with spring tides ongoing through Sunday.
Latest Alert
Adverse Weather Alert Discontinued For T&T
Trinidad and Tobago is NOT under any tropical storm or hurricane threat, watch, or warning at this time.
Seas Forecast For Trinidad and Tobago
Sunday through Wednesday: Seas are forecast to be moderate in open waters, occasionally rough, with waves between 1.5 and 2.5 meters, occasionally above, on Tuesday into Wednesday. In sheltered areas, waves are forecast to be below 1.5 meters. Swell periods are forecast to range between 8 and 13 seconds. Winds are forecast to range between 10 and 20 knots from the northeast to east-southeast, gusting up to 25 knots generally and up to 28 knots on Sunday and Monday nights. Spring tides are set to end on Sunday, with further agitation possible during showers between Sunday and Tuesday or the odd thunderstorm on Sunday.
Thursday through Saturday: Seas are forecast to be moderate in open waters with waves between 1.5 and 2.5 meters, coming down to near 2.0 meters. In sheltered areas, waves are forecast to be below 1.5 meters. Swell periods are forecast to range between 6 and 11 seconds. Winds are forecast to range between 10 and 15 knots from the northeast to east-southeast, gusting near 20 knots. Winds and seas are set to increase again from Saturday night into the subsequent week.
Possible Impacts
Saharan Dust concentrations are forecast to be minimal or not present during the forecast period. Daytime haze is also not forecast to affect visibility significantly.
Elevated winds near 20 knots are forecast to agitate seas in open waters in eastern coastal waters, which will require caution from small craft operators and marine interests.
Additionally, spring tides are forecast to continue through Sunday, January 14th, 2024, resulting in higher-than-usual high tides and lower-than-usual low tides. During high tide periods, all marine interests are advised to exercise caution with an elevated risk of rip currents.
