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Port of Spain

10.67° latitude / -61.52° longitude

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Current conditions

Mainly clear
27°C
Feels like 33°C · Mainly clear
Humidity
84%
Wind
3 km/h ENE
Pressure
1012 hPa
UV Index
0 Low
Cloud Cover
50%
Precipitation
0 mm
Sunrise
5:58 AM
Sunset
5:43 PM
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What to expect today in Port of Spain

Right now in Port of Spain it's 27°C with mainly clear. It feels warmer than that, more like 33°C. Today's high should reach 30°C with an overnight low near 27°C. Expect rain in the morning, with chances peaking near 50%. Tomorrow looks similar, with highs near 30°C with thunderstorm with slight hail.

Next 25 Hours

Now
Mainly clear
27°C
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04:00
Mainly clear
27°C
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05:00
Mainly clear
27°C
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06:00
Mainly clear
27°C
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07:00
Mainly clear
28°C
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08:00
Mainly clear
29°C
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09:00
Partly cloudy
29°C
0.1
10:00
Partly cloudy
30°C
0.1
11:00
Partly cloudy
31°C
0.1
12:00
Slight rain showers
31°C
0.2
13:00
Slight rain showers
31°C
0.2
14:00
Slight rain showers
31°C
0.2
15:00
Partly cloudy
32°C
0.1
16:00
Partly cloudy
32°C
0.1
17:00
Partly cloudy
32°C
0.1
18:00
Mainly clear
30°C
·
19:00
Mainly clear
28°C
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20:00
Mainly clear
26°C
·
21:00
Clear sky
24°C
·
22:00
Clear sky
25°C
·
23:00
Clear sky
25°C
·
00:00
Partly cloudy
25°C
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01:00
Partly cloudy
24°C
·
02:00
Partly cloudy
24°C
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03:00
Partly cloudy
24°C
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About Port of Spain

Port of Spain is the capital of Trinidad and Tobago, situated on the Caribbean coast. It is known for its vibrant culture and warm, tropical climate year-round.

Port of Spain experiences a tropical climate with no distinct seasons, characterized by consistent warmth year-round. Temperatures remain high, typically ranging from the low 70s to the mid-90s Fahrenheit throughout the year. Expect high humidity and frequent, heavy rainfall.

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