Hot Spell
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Issued by Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service
⏳ In force until Sun 1 Nov, 01:21 📍 Trinidad and Tobago (approximate) 🕑 1 h ago
The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service is discontinuing its Hot Spell Warning due to partly cloudy to cloudy conditions and rainfall events. This has resulted in lower maximum temperatures, and these conditions are forecast for at least the next two days. As a result, the hot spell warning is discontinued. The TTMS advises, however, that warm temperatures are still expected in November, f…
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SeverityModerate
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UrgencyImmediate
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CertaintyPossible
EventHot Spell
Response typeMonitor
CategoryMet
Affected areaTrinidad and Tobago
Issuing authorityTrinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service
ContactNot supplied
🕓 Alert timing · EAT
Sent2026-10-30T17:51:51+00:00
EffectiveNot supplied
OnsetNot supplied
Expires2026-10-31T18:21:00-04:00
📋 Official instructions
Temperatures are generally warm between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Wear appropriate clothing, stay hydrated, and avoid direct sunlight to prevent sunburn. Open appropriate windows, vents, and doors in your home to ventilate at times. A proactive approach to lessen the effects of warm conditions should be adopted.📄 Message details
Alert identifieroid:2.49.0.1.780.0.871
Message typeAlert
Sendersynop@metoffice.gov.tt
ScopePublic
CAP statusActual
Related messagesNot supplied
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🛡 Safety advice
General guidance for this type of incident - not official instructions.
- Temperatures are generally warm between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Wear appropriate clothing, stay hydrated, and avoid direct sunlight to prevent sunburn. Open appropriate windows, vents, and doors in your home to ventilate at times. A proactive approach to lessen the effects of warm conditions should be adopted.
- Stay aware of your surroundings in this area.
- Follow official updates from the police and local authorities.
- In an emergency call 112 (police) or 112 (ambulance), or request help through Jilinde.
📰 Story summary
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- The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service is discontinuing its Hot Spell Warning due to partly cloudy to cloudy conditions and rainfall events.
- This has resulted in lower maximum temperatures, and these conditions are forecast for at least the next two days.
- As a result, the hot spell warning is discontinued.
- The TTMS advises, however, that warm temperatures are still expected in November, f…
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