About the Grenada Meteorological Service
The national meteorological service of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
What we do
The Grenada Meteorological Service (GMS) observes, forecasts and warns on the weather affecting Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. It is the country's authoritative source for weather warnings, and the official provider of meteorological services to aviation and marine users.
The service runs the national observing network, issues the daily public forecast and the warnings that follow from it, provides aviation products for Maurice Bishop International Airport, supports the National Disaster Management Agency during high-impact events, and holds the national climate record.
At a glance
Serves
Tri-island state
Grenada, Carriacou, Petite Martinique
Warning authority
National
Official source for weather warnings
Aviation
TGPY · TGPZ
Point Salines and Lauriston
Hurricane season
Jun – Nov
1 June to 30 November
What we aim to be
Trusted — official, consistent, and traceable to forecaster authority.
Timely — issued on schedule, updated when conditions change, and archived for accountability.
Actionable — built around the decisions people need to make, not only what the weather will be.
Interoperable — machine-readable, standards-compliant, and shareable with regional and international partners.
Resilient — available during high-impact events, when it is needed most.
More about the service
- Contact usOffice details, enquiries, media and data requests
- Our historyHow meteorology in Grenada developed
- Our servicesThe full range of services GMS provides
- Observing networkWhere our observations come from
- Standards and partnersWMO, ICAO and regional cooperation
- CareersWorking as a meteorologist or met assistant