Weather

The SVG Meteorological reports revealed that the rainfall could decrease with few showers on Thursday night.

A plume of the thick dust haze is continued to affect the regions of Barbados, due to which the Barbados Meteorological Service (BMS) has announced a dust haze alert in the country.

EMA has issued an "unhealthy" Air Quality Index (AQI) advisory for Toco and Port of Spain environs. On Monday, the AQI was recorded between 151 and 153 at monitoring stations.

A significant increase in the Saharan dust pose great threat to the people as it reduces the visibility across the nation. Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) announced a dust haze advisory.

The increase in Saharan dust in Caribbean countries is likely to cause respiratory problems. According to reports, people have already started experiencing respiratory problems and allergies.  

Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) issued a flash-flood watch as a trough system is continuously dominating the island. Such conditions are likely to generate heavy showers across the nation.

The Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) shared that the trough system will continue to affect the island on Friday. Due to such conditions, forecasters announced Marine and haze advisory.

In light of the drought alert, which has been issued by the authorities of Rural Agriculture Development Authority (RADA), the farmers are urged to necessary precautions.

Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) monitored a large plume of dust haze in the eastern Atlantic, due to which skies are supposed to be appear yellowish during the day.

Barbados Water Authority shared some water conservation tips, as heatwaves hit the country. The CariCOF predicted an “Intense Heat Season” for the Caribbean nation.

TTMS issues an advisory due to a developing of a low pressure system, which is associated with the frontal system across the Leeward Islands.

BMS representative urged the citizens of the nation to adopt precautionary measures as the heatwave is dominating the island.