Tag Archives: El Niño

Why is the sun so hot these days is primarily explained by the intensification of global heat patterns driven by El Niño, which alters atmospheric circulation and reduces rainfall in many regions including Trinidad and Tobago. This phenomenon has shifted weather systems, creating prolonged dry spells and higher daytime temperatures. …

Trinidad and Tobago, like much of the Caribbean, has long relied on predictable seasonal weather patterns. The dry season, traditionally spanning January to May, is a time of sunshine, lower humidity, and sparse rainfall—a period when farmers harvest crops, tourists flock to beaches, and communities prepare for the intense rains …

For the last few weeks, it seemed as though the sun was living in Trinidad and Tobago as it was so hot. One might even forget that we are in the middle of the rainy/wet season. A period that is as the name suggests very rainy and wet. There have …