An area of low pres­sure east of the Less­er An­tilles, which has been pro­duc­ing dis­or­gan­ised show­ers and thun­der­storms, is not ex­pect­ed to de­vel­op in­to a se­ri­ous sys­tem.

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Me­te­o­ro­log­i­cal Ser­vice (TTMS) notes in its most re­cent up­date:

“Fore­cast con­di­tions are still not ex­pect­ed to sup­port de­vel­op­ment as the sys­tem moves west­ward to­wards the Less­er An­tilles over the next cou­ple of days. Cur­rent analy­sis con­tin­ues to in­di­cate a low chance (10%) of de­vel­op­ment over the next two to sev­en days.”

The Met Ser­vice’s fore­cast­ers say they will con­tin­ue to mon­i­tor the weath­er ac­tiv­i­ty in that low pres­sure area, and in­di­cat­ed there won’t be fur­ther up­dates “un­less there is a sig­nif­i­cant change in its or­ga­ni­za­tion or fore­cast.”

The Met Ser­vice al­so ad­vis­es that at present:

“There are no watch­es or warn­ings in ef­fect for Trinidad, To­ba­go, Grena­da and its de­pen­den­cies.”