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To mitigate, prevent and reduce the impact of natural & man-made hazards on life, health and property on Montserrat

03/11/2026

🎶 Tsunami awareness is always on our playlist! 🌊

Thursday, November 5, is World Tsunami Awareness Day!

This year’s theme, “Be Tsunami Ready: Resilience Starts With You,” reminds us that everyone has a role in keeping our families and communities safe.

Montserrat continues to strengthen tsunami awareness and preparedness through the UNESCO-IOC Caribbean Tsunami Warning and Mitigation Programme.

Know the natural warning signs, your evacuation route and where to go. When a tsunami threatens, get to high ground!

Be Tsunami Ready: Resilience Starts With You!

02/11/2026

🌤️ TONIGHT'S WEATHER UPDATE FOR MONTSERRAT | Monday, 2 November 2026

Despite relatively stable atmospheric conditions, pockets of low-level moisture moving across the area on moderate winds could bring occasional showers over and around the islands during the next 24 hours.

Fair to partly cloudy skies are expected across Montserrat, with brief cloudy spells and a 60% (moderate) chance of brief passing showers, mainly after midnight.

Stay informed and continue to monitor official DMCA weather updates for the latest information.

Have a safe, peaceful and blessed evening, everyone! 💚🙏

02/11/2026

🌍 WHAT DOES THE LATEST CARICOF CLIMATE OUTLOOK MEAN FOR MONTSERRAT?

The Caribbean Climate Outlook Forum (CariCOF) has released its latest seasonal outlook for November 2026 to January 2027, highlighting important climate considerations for Montserrat and the wider Caribbean.

🌡️ A very strong El Niño is expected to influence regional climate conditions, with implications including:

🔹 Increased drought potential
🔹 Unseasonably high temperatures
🔹 Less frequent rainfall events
🔹 Continued high potential for flooding, flash floods and cascading hazards

⚠️ Less frequent rainfall does not mean flooding cannot occur! Intense rainfall can still trigger flooding and other hazards, even during periods with fewer rainy days.

Residents are encouraged to remain weather-aware and prepared.

📌 Remember: Seasonal climate outlooks describe expected climate trends over several months, not specific daily weather conditions.

👇 See the infographic for more information.

02/11/2026

🌦️ TODAY’S WEATHER UPDATE | Monday, 2 November 2026

Generally settled atmospheric conditions will prevail over the next 24 hours. During this time, shallow patches of low-level clouds will continue to move across the area.

Expect partly sunny conditions with a 20% (slight) chance of showers across the island today.

Have a peaceful, safe, and blessed Sunday! 💚🙏

01/11/2026

🌤️ TONIGHT'S WEATHER UPDATE FOR MONTSERRAT | Sunday, 1 November 2026

Available moisture in the low-level wind flow will keep a moderate chance of brief showers across Montserrat tonight.

Expect partly cloudy conditions, with a 60% (moderate) chance of brief passing showers.

Stay informed and continue to monitor official DMCA weather updates for the latest information.

Have a safe, peaceful, and blessed evening! 💚🙏

01/11/2026

🌦️ TODAY’S WEATHER UPDATE | Sunday, 1 November 2026

Shallow pockets of low-level moisture moving across the area on a moderate wind flow will bring periodic shower activity to Montserrat over the next 24 hours.

Expect partly sunny skies with brief cloudy spells and a 60% chance of passing showers across the island today.

Have a peaceful, safe, and blessed Sunday! 💚🙏

30/10/2026

🌤️ TONIGHT'S WEATHER UPDATE FOR MONTSERRAT | Friday, 30 October 2026

Partly cloudy, with a 40% (moderate) chance of showers expected across Montserrat tonight, due to moisture and instability associated with a trough moving into the region.

Stay informed and continue to monitor official DMCA weather updates for the latest information.

Have a safe, peaceful, and blessed evening, everyone! 💚🙏

30/10/2026

The Montserrat Volcano Observatory (MVO) Weekly Report for the Period 23 October to 30 October 2026.

Activity at the Soufrière Hills Volcano remains low.

The seismic network recorded nine (9) volcano tectonic earthquakes and one (1) rockfall this week.

Stay informed!

30/10/2026

🌦️ TODAY’S WEATHER UPDATE | Friday, 31 October 2026

The presence of a weak surface trough, along with shallow low-level patches traversing the area on a light to moderate wind flow, could lead to a moderate chance of shower activity across Montserrat occasionally during the next 24 hours.

Partly sunny skies, with brief cloudy spells and a 60% chance of brief passing showers mainly during the morning.

Have a peaceful, safe, and amazing Friday!💚🙏

29/10/2026

TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK | Thursday, 29 October 2026

✅ No Active Threat: There is currently no tropical cyclone threat to Montserrat.

👁️ The DMCA continues to monitor the Atlantic and Caribbean basins for any potential tropical cyclone developments. Further updates will be provided if conditions change.

📌 REMINDER: The 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season runs through November 30. Be prepared. Stay prepared. It only takes one!

Address

St John’s
Plymouth
MSR1110

Telephone

+16644957166

Website

http://dmca.gov.ms/

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