The Trop­i­cal Storm Warn­ing placed over Trinidad and To­ba­go was dis­con­tin­ued around 11 pm Tues­day.

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Me­te­o­ro­log­i­cal Ser­vice lift­ed the warn­ing, which led to gov­ern­ment of­fices be­ing closed around mid­day and the clo­sure of most schools. In­stead, it was re­placed with an Ad­verse Weath­er Alert.

Ac­cord­ing to CNC3 weath­er an­chor Kalain Ho­sein, dur­ing live up­dates, the ITCZ was still ex­pect­ed to af­fect the coun­try through Wednes­day. He said that while sun­ny skies are ex­pect­ed to re­turn on Thurs­day yet an­oth­er Trop­i­cal Wave will be mov­ing across the "en­tire­ty of the Less­er An­tilles on Fri­day in­to Sat­ur­day." But Ho­sein said that wave has a low chance of de­vel­op­ment over the next 48 hours with the bulk of that ac­tive weath­er mov­ing north of Trinidad and To­ba­go on Fri­day in­to Sat­ur­day with some rain­fall.

The Trop­i­cal Storm Warn­ing, which was in ef­fect, saw a prime min­is­te­r­i­al team of Gov­ern­ment min­is­ters - in­clud­ing the Min­is­ter of Lo­cal Gov­ern­ment Faris Al-Rawi, kick­ing prepa­ra­tion plans in­to high gear with sand­bags be­ings dis­trib­uted and sev­er­al oth­er high con­tin­gency plans put in place.