The Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government reported that a tropical wave passing through Trinidad and Tobago on October 19 caused only short-term street flooding in some communities, with no significant widespread impact. By October 21, the weather system had moved away, and conditions across most areas had improved. The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS) discontinued its adverse weather alert, but disaster management units (DMUs) across all 14 municipal corporations remain on high alert, particularly in flood- and landslide-prone areas. Minister Khadijah Ameen praised the swift coordination of first responders, DMU personnel, and community volunteers, crediting their efforts and mitigation work by the Ministry of Works and Infrastructure (MOWI) for minimizing potential damage. She expressed gratitude for the absence of major losses and emphasized the ongoing commitment to citizen safety. The ministry urged residents to remain vigilant during the rainy season, secure their properties, and stay informed through official TTMS updates and DMU hotlines for assistance.