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1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Seigonie Mohammed

   Tobago faces drought as heat and unreliable rainfall squeeze T&T (opens the original)

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   Trinidad and To­ba­go could reach the end of the 2026 wet sea­son with less wa­ter in the ground than usu­al, as fore­cast­ers warn of in­creas­ing­ly un­re­li­able rain­fall, de­vel­op­ing drought con­di­tions and per­sis­tent heat that could put ad­di­tion­al pres­sure on farms and wa­ter sup­plies. Cli­mate out­looks from the Trinidad and To­ba­go Me­te­o­ro­log­i­cal Ser­vice (TTMS) and the Caribbean Cli­mate Out­look Fo­rum (Cari­COF) point in the same gen­er­al di­rec­tion: few­er rainy da

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2. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Seigonie Mohammed

   Trinidad and Tobago placed under first Hot Spell Alert for 2026 (opens the original)

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   Trinidad and To­ba­go has been placed un­der a Yel­low-Lev­el Hot Spell Alert as tem­per­a­tures are ex­pect­ed to climb over the com­ing weeks, with “feels-like” tem­per­a­tures po­ten­tial­ly reach­ing as high as 44°C in some ar­eas. The Trinidad and To­ba­go Me­te­o­ro­log­i­cal Ser­vice (TTMS) ad­vis­es that the alert takes ef­fect from 2 p.m. on Sep­tem­ber 24 and re­mains in place un­til 4 p.m. on Oc­to­ber 31. It is the first Hot Spell Alert is­sued by the Ser­vice for 2026. The alert cov

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3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Seigonie Mohammed

   AOSIS: Climate promises must become action as islands face mounting threats (opens the original)

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   As Caribbean coun­tries grap­ple with ex­treme heat and drought, the Al­liance of Small Is­land States (AO­SIS) is warn­ing world lead­ers that cli­mate promis­es must trans­late in­to ac­tion and ac­ces­si­ble fi­nanc­ing for vul­ner­a­ble states. At the 81st Unit­ed Na­tions Gen­er­al As­sem­bly in New York, AO­SIS called for con­crete com­mit­ments to keep the 1.5°C glob­al warm­ing lim­it with­in reach, ac­cel­er­ate the tran­si­tion away from fos­sil fu­els and de­liv­er cli­mate fi­nanc­in

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4. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · SEIGONIE MOHAMMED

   Climate risks threaten Caribbean children (opens the original)

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   —re­port­ing from Cas­tries, Saint Lu­cia There may soon be vir­tu­al­ly no safe zone from over­lap­ping cli­mate threats for chil­dren across parts of the East­ern Caribbean, with new re­search warn­ing that more than nine in ten could be ex­posed to at least three cli­mate haz­ards by mid-cen­tu­ry. The UNICEF-com­mis­sioned analy­sis cov­ers ap­prox­i­mate­ly 176,000 chil­dren in Bar­ba­dos, Do­mini­ca, Grena­da, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lu­cia, and Saint Vin­cent and the Grenadines. Pre­

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5. Article · Aug 15, 2026 · Seigonie Mohammed

   Tropical Wave development threat fades but bad weather still coming (opens the original)

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   The trop­i­cal wave we’ve been track­ing across the At­lantic is now just 550 km east of the Wind­ward Is­lands, and its chances of de­vel­op­ing have fall­en sharply. As of 2 pm Fri­day, the Trinidad and To­ba­go Me­te­o­ro­log­i­cal Ser­vice (TTMS) says the sys­tem has on­ly a 10% chance of be­com­ing a trop­i­cal de­pres­sion be­fore reach­ing the Wind­wards, as it moves in­to in­creas­ing­ly un­favourable at­mos­pher­ic con­di­tions. That’s down from 80% on Wednes­day and 60% on Thurs­day. B

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