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Monday, April 7, 2025

Trinidad and Tobago on a High Wind Alert-Orange Level

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Chester Sambrano
662 days ago
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Trinidad and To­ba­go Me­te­o­ro­log­i­cal Ser­vice (TTMS) says peo­ple can ex­pect gusty winds in ex­cess of 60km/hr es­pe­cial­ly in the vicin­i­ty of show­ers.

The Met Of­fice says in the event of heavy down­pours and thun­der­storms, down­drafts may ex­ceed 75km/hr.

"These strong winds may be brief but are ca­pa­ble of dis­plac­ing un­se­cured roofs, loose out­door ob­jects, top­pling trees and weak struc­tures," it said.

The Met Of­fice says ma­rine craft can be ad­verse­ly im­pact­ed by these strong winds and vis­i­bil­i­ty may be ex­treme­ly low dur­ing dusk and dawn and wind waves oc­ca­sion­al­ly near 2.5m are al­so ex­pect­ed with ag­i­tat­ed seas.

"Se­cure loose out­door ob­jects and live­stock. Avoid un­nec­es­sary out­door ac­tiv­i­ty where pos­si­ble. Ma­rine in­ter­ests should al­so ex­er­cise ex­treme cau­tion dur­ing this pe­ri­od. Mon­i­tor sea con­di­tions. Fol­low the in­struc­tions of life­guards," it said.

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