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Adverse Weather Alert #1 - Yellow Level
Adverse Weather - Mon, Aug 13, 2018 10:17 AM to Tue, Aug 14, 2018 2:00 PM
Status - Actual
Message Type - Alert
Alert - Adverse Weather
Response - Monitor Conditions
Urgency - Immediate
Severity - Moderate
Certainty - Likely Category - Met
Start date (local time) Mon, Aug 13, 2018 10:17 AM
End date (local time) Tue, Aug 14, 2018 2:00 PM
Headline Adverse Weather Alert #1 - Yellow Level
Description A low-level trough is interacting with the ITCZ and will result in adverse weather conditions. Flash flooding, damaging gusty windsand landslides may also occur, especially in areas so prone.
Instructions Monitor weather conditions and official updates. More information: http://www.odpm.gov.tt
Area description Trinidad and Tobago
aaron17 wrote:flood?
teems1 wrote:Heavy rains up in the west. Its like a storm outside westmoorings.
nervewrecker wrote:Sando earlier, after min repos roundabout.
Had more water down the hill..
ODPM: Delay travelling for 2 hours
Carol Matroo
32 mins ago
The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management (ODPM) has asked the public to delay travel for approximately one to two hours and to avoid walking or driving in flood waters.
In the second of two advisories issued on social media today, the ODPM confirmed there was flooding across TT, specifically in Diego Martin, Couva, Tabaquite and Port of Spain, where the East Dry River burst its banks after 1 pm and flooded out several residents in the Sea Lots area.
One resident said this was a normal thing when rain fell. The resident said while she was not affected, there was a blind man and his disabled wife whose home always gets flooded out.
In its first advisory, the ODPM urged the public to prepare for adverse weather conditions such as flash flooding, damaging gusty winds and landslides, especially in areas prone to these effects.
Head of the ODPM Neville Wint said they had identified several areas along the East-West corridor and south Trinidad and were monitoring the situation.
Reports to the ODPM indicate that the following areas are impacted by the bad weather:
Port-of-Spain City Corporation – There are numerous reports of street and flash flooding in Port of Spain, including St Vincent Street, Edward Street and downtown Port of Spain. This has resulted in numerous traffic delays in and out of Port of Spain.
San Juan/Laventille Regional Corporation – There are reports of flooding from Morvant Junction to the Uriah Butler Highway. This includes near the Maritime Roundabout.
Diego Martin Regional Corporation – There are numerous reports of flash flooding in the Cocorite area.
Couva/Tabaquite/Talparo Regional Corporation - There were reports of flooding in the following areas: Bedeau Street, Gasparillo; Ramdass Street, Gasparillo; Bhagwansingh Trace; Bunsee Trace, Claxton Bay; School Road, Claxton Bay; Windsor Park area; Charles Street North; Gopaul Ave; Housa Trace, Bonne Aventure; Macaulay; Soledad Road West; Claxton Bay by Trinidad Cement Ltd; Jagessar Street, Gasparillo; Spring Vale; Carolina Village; Teak Ave, Claxton Bay; Fairview and Violet Drive, Freeport along with reports from Todds Road area.
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