00:00Check in with Rochelle now for more on tonight's weather forecast.
00:03Thanks, Nisha. Good evening, Trinidad and Tobago. Let's get right to your weather.
00:08Let's begin with tonight. Tonight is looking generally fair and breezy with brief isolated
00:13showers. We have minimum temperatures at 24 degrees in Trinidad and 25 in Tobago.
00:19And tomorrow, the Met Office says expect generally fair but hazy and breezy conditions
00:25despite the brief shower times with maximum temperatures at 31 degrees in Trinidad and 30
00:31degrees in Tobago. You can also expect a significant concentration of Saharan dust in the atmosphere
00:38tomorrow. The EMA is urging the public to take the necessary precautions, particularly older adults,
00:45young children, pregnant women, and persons with heart disease, asthma, other respiratory conditions
00:51or allergies. And remember to avoid prolonged or strenuous outdoor activity, limit outdoor
00:58exposure where possible, keep windows closed, and use prescribed inhalers or medications as
01:04directed. Individuals experiencing difficulty breathing, chest discomfort, or severe symptoms
01:10should seek medical attention promptly. Moving on to our two-day forecast now, where the next
01:16couple of days will give us sunshine along with hazy and breezy skies. A few passengers
01:21cloudy spells are expected as well with brief isolated showers. Both Thursday and Friday
01:28will have maximum temperatures of 31 degrees in Trinidad and 30 degrees in Tobago. Now, we
01:34aren't the only ones going to work every day. Here's when the sun will clock in and clock
01:39out tomorrow. Sun rises at 622 in Trinidad and 619 in Tobago and the sun will set at 615 in
01:46Trinidad and 611 in Tobago. And tomorrow's seas will be moderate with waves 2 meters to 2.5 meters in
01:54open waters and near 1 meter, occasionally choppy, in sheltered areas. So, as much as I would love to
02:01hype you up and tell you head to the beach tomorrow, unfortunately, that would not be good advice. The Met
02:08Office has issued another hazardous seas alert, yellow level, which will take effect from 5 a.m.
02:14on Wednesday until 9 a.m. on Saturday. This, as high-energy netherly swells are expected to produce
02:21large breakers along northern near-shore coasts, worsening at high tide. Impacts may include
02:27disruptions to fishing, swimming, and boat moorings, as well as saltwater intrusion and sand
02:33displacement beyond normal shoreline limits. Marine interests and coastal users should monitor
02:39conditions closely, limit near-shore activities, and exercise caution while following official
02:45updates. It is now time for your Thai times.
02:59Now, before I go, I'm taking you guys to school for a quick multiple choice. Which ocean does
03:06Saharan does most commonly travel across to reach Trinidad and Tobago? Is it A. Pacific Ocean,
03:12B. Indian Ocean, C. Atlantic Ocean, or D. Southern Ocean? Well, the answer to that is C. Atlantic Ocean. I
03:22hope
03:22you got it right. Well, that's all for weather tonight. Don't go anywhere just yet because there's
03:27more news when we come back.
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