Situation Report 2 - Tropical Wave 6th October, 2026

ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES

NATIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION (NEMO)

SITUATION REPORT NO. 02

EVENT: TROPICAL WAVE | DATE: 6 OCTOBER 2026 |TIME OF UPDATE: 11:59 P.M.

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During the early morning hours of Tuesday, 6^th October 2026, an intense tropical wave produced widespread heavy rainfall (up to 130.2 mm / 5.1 inches recorded in 24 hours) across mainland Saint Vincent. This triggered flash flooding, extensive landslides, rockfalls, retaining wall failures, and river overflows. While Situation Report No. 01 recorded 44 initial incidents between 2:25 a.m. and 8:18 a.m., the updated National Emergency Operations Centre (NEOC) incident status log now contains 103 verified records. This reflects a substantial expansion of reported impacts as field verification progressed throughout the afternoon.

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Situation Report 1 - Tropical Wave 6th October, 2026

ST.VINCENT & THE GRENADINES

NATIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION

SITUATION REPORT NO: 01 DATED 6^TH OCTOBER, 2026

EVENT – TROPICAL WAVE

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NEMO gives Situation Report post October 6th, 2026 Tropical Wave

National Emergency Management Organisation SITUATIONAL REPORT Post Tropical Wave

The Acting Director of the National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO), Kenson Stoddard, updates the nation on the current situation after a tropical wave brought heavy rainfall across several areas.The adverse weather conditions resulted in severe flooding, landslides, fallen trees, and significant road blockages in several communities. NEMO continues to monitor the situation closely and coordinate with relevant agencies and stakeholders to assess impacts and support ongoing response and recovery efforts.

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