TTMS Successfully Concludes its Nineteenth National Climate Outlook Forum in Preparation for a Wet Start to the 2026 Dry Season
The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS) hosted its Nineteenth National Climate Outlook Forum (NCOF XIX) for stakeholders from key climate-sensitive sectors on Tuesday 9th December 2025 at the Trinidad and Tobago Civil Aviation Training Centre, Piarco, Trinidad ahead of the 2026 Dry Season. The theme for NCOF XIX, “Early Warning in an Ever-Changing Climate,” highlighted the growing importance of timely and accurate climate information in mitigating risks and building national resilience.
During his welcome remarks, Acting Director, Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service, Mr. Shakeer Baig, noted that the National Climate Outlook Forum is a vital platform for feedback, understanding stakeholder needs, and improving TTMS services. He highlighted significant events that occurred during the 2025 hurricane season, including Hurricane Melissa, and the recent Westmoorings tornado in Trinidad. He stressed that early warning systems are essential for protecting lives, property, and the economy.
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