Drought Watch: NEMA and meteorology officials warn St. Kitts and Nevis could face prolonged drought into the traditional rainy season, citing major rainfall shortfalls (only 8.66 inches by end of May vs a 15.5-inch average) and urging urgent water conservation as the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season continues. Water Security: Nevis says it’s pushing toward 24/7 potable supply after investing over EC$50m, with the near-complete Stoney Hill 500,000-gallon tank and upgraded, leak-resistant distribution pipes. Climate Diplomacy: PM Dr. Terrance Drew heads to Europe for talks in Brussels and the Climate Mobility Forum in Berlin, keeping climate resilience and SIDS advocacy on the agenda. Maritime & Sustainability: St. Kitts and Nevis hosted “Nautical Kickstart” to grow yachting and superyacht services under the Sustainable Island State Agenda, while SKANReg wrapped Posidonia 2026 with a focus on compliance and environmental readiness. Environment Month: Community cleanup and heritage protection continued at Spooner’s Cotton Ginnery as Environment Month 2026 rolls on. Local Prep: NEMA also urged residents, businesses, and institutions to stay prepared for drought impacts and hurricane risks. Investment Gateway Summit: With IGS 2026 set for June 17–20, organizers say the event will position the Federation for investors seeking sustainability, connectivity, and growth.