No result was declared after the game was called off approaching 22:00 local time – Ireland boasting a 1-0 lead in the three-game series.
Career-best figures from captain Kieron Pollard helped restrict Ireland to 147-9 from 19 overs, with a rain delay leading to a reduction in overs.
Confidence was high in the Ireland camp after their memorable four-run triumph in the opening T20I in Grenada.
But Pollard claimed 4-25 from four overs – the 10th best performance for the Windies in T20I history, dismissing Gareth Delany (44), skipper Andy Balbirnie (36), Gary Wilson (5) and George Dockrell (2).
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Sheldon Cottrell (2-10) and Romario Shepherd (1-38) also chopped in with wickets for the Windies.
West Indies managed to start their run chase and they reached 16-1 after Lendl Simmons (10) fell victim to Paul Stirling (1-11) before the rain set in for good.
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