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Local, regional, and international news about high impact weather, seismic and natural hazard events.
Natural hazards are common across the region, with earthquakes, Saharan dust events, sargassum, volcano, and mud volcano events, as well as tsunamis all possible annually.
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Your Weather, On Demand: The New TTWC Tools for the 2026 Wet Season
A live lightning map, a national weather-station network, an interactive Forecast Hub with plain-language risk tiers, a Sargassum Outlook, a hurricane-season scorecard, and community-level flood maps you can compare year to year.
2026 Wet Season: More Hot Temperatures Forecast
As Trinidad and Tobago move through the wet season, the heat will not let up. The Trinidad and…
2026 Wet Season: Near-to-Below-Normal Rainfall For T&T
The 2026 wet season has arrived early, but it is unlikely to be a generous one. The Trinidad…
2026 Wet Season: Which Communities Have The Highest Flood Risk?
The 2026 Wet Season is forecast to have near-normal to below-normal rainfall overall, but the Trinidad and Tobago…
TTMS: Below-Average to Near-Normal 2026 Hurricane Season For T&T
The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS) is forecasting a below-average to near-normal 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season for…
High Wind Alert Remains In Effect For T&T
Trinidad and Tobago remains under a High Wind Alert as impactful wind gusts remains likely this weekend, according…
T&T Placed Under High Wind Alert
Trinidad and Tobago has been placed under a late-notice High Wind Alert as impactful wind gusts are likely…
2026 Wet Season Declared
The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS) has declared the start of the 2026 Wet Season on May…
2026 Wet Season Start: Near-Normal Rainfall For Trinidad, Below-Normal For Tobago
Although the first tropical wave for 2026 has yet to be analyzed in the Atlantic, historically, but not…
May 2026: T&T’s Wet Season Transition With Near to Below-Normal Rainfall
May 2026 is likely to bring above-normal temperatures and rainfall totals between 40 and 169 mm across Trinidad…