Weather

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.

Forecasters have advised authorities to adopt a cautious approach due to potential dangers for low-lying areas and surfing sites, amid concerns over Antigua and Barbuda's weather conditions.

the patches of low-level clouds will develop and move through Dominica.

Puerto Rico, the Cayman Islands, and the US Virgin Islands faced a tsunami threat, but the situation has since been controlled, and the islands are no longer under threat.

The few showers can become tough for low-lying and flood-prone areas as the advisory has also been issued for the operators and sea crafters.

Schools, Banks, and other services in New Jersey will remain closed on Monday.

Dominica's Met Department has issued advisories for the surfers and small crafters amid the weather instabilities.

In the next 24 hours, Dominica's weather will experience an impact from high-pressure system.

The dust haze has been bringing inclement conditions across the Caribbean, however, the Meteorological Department noted that there is a chance of a decline in the levels over the next 24 hours.

The tragedy took place in the afternoon, when the strong waves and high surf washed away the 150 feet long Santa Cruz wharf’s end, including a restroom and construction equipment.

The Ministry extended an invitation to the children and the senior citizens to gather at the event, aiming to enhance interaction and celebrate the true vibes of the Christmas.

The Medical Centre will undergo complete renovation and improvement, including the proper repair of roofs and other infrastructure.

According to the National Hurricane Centre, the people in small island states will have to remain cautious with their activities as some limited activities could bring chances of rainfall and other inclement weather conditions.

These warnings have been issued for areas including Jackson, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, and other northeastern and north central states.

A surface trough has been normalized due to which the showers are expected to affect the country for some period of time.

The repairs of the damage to the system will cost around $880,000 to the government and the people of Grenada.