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Weather Forecast – This afternoon and tonight 

…for Sun­day 21 Au­gust 2022

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The fol­low­ing is the bul­letin is­sued by the Met Ser­vice to 10:00 am, to­day, cov­er­ing the pe­ri­od this af­ter­noon and tonight…

 

TRINIDAD, TO­BA­GO AND GRENA­DA

Part­ly cloudy to cloudy con­di­tions this af­ter­noon, with few in­ter­vals of show­ers or light rain. There is al­so a medi­um (40% to 60%) chance of iso­lat­ed heav­ier show­ers or thun­der­storms.

Tonight’s weath­er will be gen­er­al­ly set­tled apart from show­ers over few ar­eas, and the low (30%) chance of the odd iso­lat­ed thun­der­storm.

Iso­lat­ed street/flash flood­ing events are pos­si­ble with heav­ier down­pours.

 

THE RE­MAIN­DER OF THE LESS­ER AN­TILLES

Weath­er con­di­tions will be gen­er­al­ly fair and hazy with show­ers over a few ar­eas.

TEM­PER­A­TURE

Pi­ar­co

   Last Night’s Min­i­mum 23.0ºC

   To­day's Fore­cast Max­i­mum 27.0ºC

Crown Point

   Last Night’s Min­i­mum 25.0ºC

   To­day's Fore­cast Max­i­mum 27.0ºC

 

SEAS

Seas: Slight to Mod­er­ate

Waves: Up to 1.3 m in open wa­ters

Be­low 0.5 m, chop­py near show­ers, in shel­tered ar­eas

 

RAIN­FALL

Pi­ar­co

24-Hours Rain­fall (mm) end­ing 2:00 pm Sat­ur­day 20 Au­gust 2022 = 5.6 mm

Month­ly Cu­mu­la­tive (2pm - 2pm) = 122.1 mm

Crown Point

24-Hours Rain­fall (mm) end­ing 2:00 pm, Sat­ur­day 20 Au­gust 2022 = 30.9 mm

Month­ly Cu­mu­la­tive (2pm - 2pm) = 256.0 mm

 

SUN­RISE AND SUN­SET

Sun­rise: 5:56 AM

Sun­set: 6:23 PM

 

TIDES

Port of Spain

   HIGH 12:59 AM 11:48 PM

   LOW 05:54 AM 05:28 PM

Scar­bor­ough

   HIGH ********* 01:33 PM

   LOW 06:27 AM 06:05 PM


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