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The sun will be out on Tuesday but along with some Saharan dust as well, here’s all the details in our weather forecast.

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00:00Well, it's time to check in with Rochelle for tonight's weather forecast.
00:04Thanks, Bash. Good evening, Trinidad and Tobago.
00:07I hope you guys had a great weekend.
00:09Now, let's catch up on your weather.
00:11Beginning with what we can expect tonight, fair and hazy with isolated shawry spells,
00:16mainly after midnight, with minimum temperatures at 25 degrees in Trinidad and 26 in Tobago.
00:23And for tomorrow, nothing out of the usual.
00:25We will get sunny and hazy skies with a light breeze, as well as a few party cloudy interruptions with
00:32showers,
00:33particularly from late afternoon onwards.
00:36I know most of you might be looking forward to that.
00:39Daytime temperatures will reach up to 33 degrees in Trinidad and 32 in Tobago.
00:44Now, I did mention hazy skies tomorrow.
00:46That's because a moderate concentration of Saharan dust will be present in the atmosphere.
00:51By now, you may or may not be tired of me saying this, but take the necessary precautions.
00:57It will help alleviate symptoms.
01:00Now, raise your hand if you're hoping for a cool day with some cloud cover and showers.
01:06Well, we might just get it on Wednesday and Thursday.
01:10According to the Met Office, both days will be cloudy with periods of showers or light rain over some areas,
01:16with a medium chance of isolated thunderstorm activities, so you can look forward to that as well.
01:21Tower sun times now.
01:23In Trinidad, sunrise is at 5.56 and 5.52 in Tobago,
01:27and sunset at 6.11 in Trinidad and 6.08 in Tobago.
01:31And if you're indulging in any water activities, here's what you need to know.
01:35Seas will be moderate with waves 1.5 metres to 2 metres in open waters,
01:39and below 1 metre in sheltered areas.
01:42It's now time for your tide times.
01:52To some international news now,
01:54volcanic ash from a volcanic eruption in Indonesia
01:57forced seven airports to close on Monday,
02:00disrupting travel for hundreds of thousands of passengers.
02:04The volcanic erupted, the volcano erupted rather,
02:08continuously for about 25 hours,
02:10ending just after midnight Sunday.
02:12Ash clouds reached heights of up to 50,000 feet,
02:17spreading across parts of Indonesia and nearby waters.
02:20Although eight airports were initially closed,
02:23only one had reopened by Monday morning.
02:26And Hawaii is preparing for Hurricane Lawell,
02:29which is currently a Category 3 hurricane,
02:32with winds around 115 miles per hour.
02:35The storm is expected to pass very close to the western part of Hawaii late Monday into Tuesday,
02:42bringing damaging winds, very heavy rain, flash flooding, mudslides, and dangerous surf.
02:48A hurricane warning is in effect for Hawaii's western islands,
02:51while a flood watch covers the entire state.
02:55Well, that's all for weather tonight.
02:57Sergio knows to be out tonight,
02:58but tomorrow who's playing who?
03:01Ah, you'll have to wait to see.
03:03Here's what's coming up.
03:04TKR's a slender qualification hope still alive,
03:07as Barbados Tridents defeat St. Lucia Kings in CPL.
03:11Club Sando will keep attacking,
03:13as the near-conquer calf Caribbean Cup knockout stage come tomorrow.
03:16And Carlos Alcaraz is regaining confidence in his U.S. Open title defense.
03:21You've got all the sport after this.
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