KINGSTON, Jamaica — A persistent cold front stationed west of Jamaica continues to influence the island’s weather patterns, according to the latest advisory from the Meteorological Service of Jamaica. Residents should anticipate sustained cool conditions accompanied by powerful winds through the coming days.
The weather system is projected to maintain its influence islandwide until Tuesday, with particularly intense winds targeting northern and southwestern parishes. Elevated and hilly regions across the island are also expected to experience heightened wind activity, especially during Monday.
Monday’s forecast indicates predominantly cloudy skies with a probability of early morning showers in northern parishes and certain hilly zones. Notably cool temperatures will persist, reinforced by robust wind gusts approaching near-gale force intensities throughout Jamaica. Urban temperature projections show maximums of 22°C in Kingston and 20°C in Montego Bay.
Weather patterns are expected to transition beginning Tuesday, with predictions suggesting predominantly fair yet cool conditions across the island. However, meteorological officials note that strong winds will likely continue affecting northern parishes and elevated terrains.
Midweek brings a change in precipitation patterns. Wednesday may see isolated morning showers in northern regions while other areas experience mostly cloudy conditions. Meteorological models indicate expanding cloud coverage during afternoon hours with widely scattered showers anticipated across central and western parishes.
By Thursday, weather developments point to increased cloud cover during afternoon and evening periods, accompanied by scattered showers and thunderstorm activity across most parishes.
The Meteorological Service maintains active surveillance of the evolving weather system and pledges to provide timely updates as conditions develop.