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 of the upcoming wet season. … Continue reading Unusually wet dry season in Trinidad and Tobago: Understanding La Niña and the ENSO cycle