RAIN AND ROUGH SEASReports reaching the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service as well as other data sources indicate that the northerly swell event is sti
- 6 years ago
RAIN AND ROUGH SEAS
Reports reaching the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service as well as other data sources indicate that the northerly swell event is still affecting coastlines of Trinidad and Tobago. These northerly swells are
occasionally reaching up to three metres in open waters and near one metre in sheltered areas. Conditions near coastlines may also be exacerbated during high tide or rainfall activity. The forecast is for gradual improvement over the next 12 to 24 hours,with sea conditions maintaining a state of normality by Sunday afternoon.
SMALL CRAFT OPERATORS, SEA BATHERS AND ALL OTHER MARINE INTERESTS ARE ASKED TO CONTINUE TO EXERCISE CAUTION IN ANY SEA RELATED ACTIVITIES
This VIDEO shows the rough seas on Trinidad's north coast.
Reports reaching the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service as well as other data sources indicate that the northerly swell event is still affecting coastlines of Trinidad and Tobago. These northerly swells are
occasionally reaching up to three metres in open waters and near one metre in sheltered areas. Conditions near coastlines may also be exacerbated during high tide or rainfall activity. The forecast is for gradual improvement over the next 12 to 24 hours,with sea conditions maintaining a state of normality by Sunday afternoon.
SMALL CRAFT OPERATORS, SEA BATHERS AND ALL OTHER MARINE INTERESTS ARE ASKED TO CONTINUE TO EXERCISE CAUTION IN ANY SEA RELATED ACTIVITIES
This VIDEO shows the rough seas on Trinidad's north coast.