Trinidad and Tobago remained unscathed by severe weather incidents as of October 18, despite the activation of two yellow-level alerts for adverse weather and hazardous seas. The TT Meteorological Service (Met Office) provided an update at 3:30 PM, confirming that the hazardous seas alert, initiated at 8:00 PM on October 17, was scheduled to conclude at 4:00 PM on October 18. Simultaneously, the adverse weather alert #2, which commenced at 12:00 PM on October 18, is expected to persist until 10:00 PM on October 20. The Met Office reported that showers and isolated thunderstorms had swept across both islands, resulting in heavy downpours and gusty winds, particularly in Tobago. The agency attributed these conditions to an active tropical wave traversing the region, maintaining a moist and unstable atmosphere. Intermittent rainfall, potentially heavy and accompanied by thunderstorms, is forecasted to continue through Monday. While brief respites may occur, the atmosphere remains conducive to impactful weather activity. Authorities have advised residents to secure loose outdoor objects, remain vigilant in flood-prone areas, and stay informed about changing weather conditions. The Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government emphasized the importance of awareness and preparedness, urging the public to identify emergency shelters and know their local Disaster Management Co-ordinating Unit hotline numbers. The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management (ODPM) reinforced these messages, particularly for individuals with disabilities, encouraging them to prepare emergency kits and personal safety plans. Despite the warnings, no weather-related incidents have been reported.