00:00Let's check in with Rochelle for more tonight's weather forecast.
00:03Thanks, Lisha. Good evening, Trinidad and Tobago. It's now time for your weather.
00:08Tonight, we're getting exactly what we need after a hot day, and that is clear and cool night with a light breeze.
00:15We also have a low chance of risk shower expected with minimum temperatures of 23 degrees in Trinidad and 24 over in Tobago.
00:24And tomorrow, the sun will continue to show how hot he can really get with conditions expected to be sunny, hazy, and breezy despite the odd early morning and late afternoon shower.
00:37So, you should work with your sunscreens, work with your umbrellas, and add a mask to that list as well because there is a moderate concentration of Saharan that's present in the atmosphere.
00:48So, persons sensitive to these changes in air quality should exercise in necessary precautions.
00:53Maximum temperatures are expected at 31 degrees in both islands.
00:58Now, looking ahead at the next couple of days, Wednesday will be sunny, hazy, and breezy as well with a low chance of a brief shower with maximum temperatures of 31 degrees in both Trinidad and Tobago.
01:11However, on Thursday, we will get a bit more cloud cover, giving us a slightly cooler day as cloudy periods will be accompanied by occasional showers that will interrupt otherwise sunny and breezy conditions.
01:25Maximum temperatures will drop to 30 degrees in both islands.
01:30From first light to last glow, here are your sun times.
01:34In Trinidad, sunrises at 6.29 and it will set at 6.05.
01:39Over in Tobago, sunrises at 6.26 and it will set at 6 o'clock.
01:44So, if you have plans to head out at sea, tomorrow's seas will be moderate with waves 2 meters to 2.5 meters in open waters and below 1 meter in sheltered areas.
01:54It is now time for your Thai times.
02:08While it's scorching hot over here, it's now snowing in the Sunshine State.
02:13In international news, part of the Florida panhandle reported snow starting early Sunday morning in a typically rare event for the state.
02:23That's now happened two years in a row.
02:26This is due to unusually strong blasts of Arctic air and active winter storm pattern across the eastern United States,
02:34pushing cold temperatures deep into the southeast, bringing rare wintry conditions to Florida.
02:40The National Weather Service reported overnight that snowfall amounts would increase,
02:45with higher snowfall rates and colder temperatures allowing for accumulations of 1 to 2 inches,
02:51with localized areas possibly seeing 3 inches.
02:55Well, that's all for weather tonight.
02:57Don't go too far because there's more news when we come back.
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