Weather

According to the Met Department, a severe heat wave is expected to impact the eastern United States and the Caribbean.

Tropical Storm has formed but poses no threat to the Caribbean or the Americas.

Category 4 Hurricane Erick has ravaged Western Oaxaca with 125 mph Winds Before Weakening.

This major hurricane is the earliest formed category 4 hurricane that will make a landfall in Mexico by today.

The Tropical Storm has been strenghthening rapidly and is expected to become the second hurricane of the 2025 Hurricane season.

The latest forecast by the Caribbean Climate Outlook Forum (CariCOF) points to above-normal temperatures both during the day and night.

Dalila has strengthened into a tropical storm, prompting official warnings along Mexico’s Pacific coast.

This has caused widespread street flooding, flash floods, and rising river levels across the northern, central, and southern parts of the island.

As Chair of the National Emergency Planning Organisation (NEPO), PM Skerrit discussed sector readiness, emergency response coordination, and measures to safeguard lives and property.

According to the latest update from the Met Department, the fourth tropical wave of the season is currently moving across Trinidad and Tobago.

The authorities have stated, however, that the tropical storm does not pose any direct threat to land and will only cause disturbances in nearby areas, including parts of Mexico.

The statement by the head of FEMA, David Richardson is going viral all over the internet as he stated during an interview that he is unaware of the hurricane season.

The heavy Saharan dust has raised concerns among residents, blocking sunlight and triggering respiratory irritation across the region.

Several facilities, including the Eugene F. Correia International Airport on Guyana’s East Coast Demerara, sustained significant damage as powerful winds from the early storm swept through the region.

Prime Minister Drew warned that complacency during hurricane season can lead to devastating consequences.

Several eastern Caribbean islands, including St Kitts, Antigua, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago, faced intense weekend showers that triggered widespread flooding and travel disruptions.

A report released on May 18 at 7:35 PM revealed that major rivers across Trinidad and Tobago have nearly reached full capacity.

Antigua experienced heavy rainfall over the weekend, leading to flood-like conditions in several parts of the country.

Reports indicate that low to mid-level southeasterly winds are expected to bring equatorial moisture into the region, increasing atmospheric moisture and instability over the weekend.

Reports cite unusually warm Atlantic sea surface temperatures and a low probability of El Niño conditions as key factors driving the increased hurricane activity.