TV6 WEATHER REPORT: WEDNESDAY 12TH NOVEMBER

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Mostly fair conditions tonight and tomorrow, here’s Rochelle Edwards with more in our weather forecast.

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00:00Back in with Rochelle for more on tonight's weather forecast.

00:03Thanks, Tisha. Good evening, Trinidad and Tobago.

00:06I was a bit under the weather yesterday, but I'm back.

00:09Did you miss me? Because I missed you.

00:11Let's get right to our weather.

00:13We're starting off with conditions in Port of Spain currently.

00:16We have a few clouds with temperatures at 28 degrees

00:19and winds coming east, southeast at 9 kilometers per hour.

00:24Humidity is at 78%.

00:26Over in Tobago, temperatures are 28 degrees

00:30with winds coming east at 11 kilometers per hour.

00:34Humidity is at 74%.

00:36And for tonight, you can expect a mostly fair night

00:39with minimum temperatures at 23 degrees in Trinidad

00:42and 25 in Tobago.

00:45And those mostly fair conditions will continue tomorrow

00:48along with some breezy and slightly hazy periods

00:51that will eventually be interrupted intermittently

00:55by isolated light to moderate showers.

00:58And guess who's also paying us a visit tomorrow?

01:00Saharan does, with a moderate concentration.

01:03So persons sensitive to changes in air quality

01:05should take the necessary precautions.

01:08Tomorrow's maximum temperatures are expected at 32 degrees

01:11in Trinidad and 31 over in Tobago.

01:14And conditions are looking similar in our two-day forecast

01:18with fair skies becoming partly cloudy at times

01:21with a few isolated lights to moderate late morning

01:24and afternoon showers.

01:26There's a chance of the isolated afternoon thunderstorm.

01:29Both Friday and Saturday will have maximum temperatures

01:32at about 32 degrees in Trinidad

01:35and 31 in Tobago for both days.

01:38And if you're a lover of watching the sunsets

01:41like this lady right here,

01:43I've got your sun times right here for you.

01:46Sunrise is at 6 o'clock in Trinidad

01:48and it was set at 5.39.

01:50Over in Tobago, sunrise is at 5.57

01:53and it was set at 5.35.

01:56But for the lovers of the beach,

01:58here's what you need to know about your seas tomorrow.

02:00Seas are moderate with waves,

02:021.5 meters to 2 meters in open waters

02:04and up to 1 meter, occasionally choppy and sheltered areas.

02:08So be careful out there.

02:10It's now time for your tired times.

02:24Have you ever heard of a geomagnetic storm?

02:28Well, it's when storms on the sun

02:30trigger disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field.

02:33A solar storm becomes a geomagnetic storm

02:36when it reaches the Earth.

02:38And in tonight's international news,

02:40scientists have issued alerts

02:41for approaching solar or dramatic storms

02:44which are set to hit Earth this week

02:46and will produce bright, stunning displays

02:49of light known as auroras

02:51over parts of the United States, Canada and Europe,

02:55while also temporarily disrupting some communications.

02:59On Tuesday, forecasters at the U.S. National Oceanic

03:02and Atmospheric Administration said

03:05significant geomagnetic disturbances

03:07had been recorded in the past few days,

03:10specifically in the form of several coronal mass ejections,

03:14which occur when the sun issues bursts of energy.

03:18The agency issued a G4 geomagnetic storm

03:21with signal on a five-level scale,

03:24implying that severe storms could be expected.

03:27That's all for weather tonight.

03:29Don't go anywhere.

03:30There's more news when we come back.

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