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Cold front expected to bring cool, windy conditions to Jamaica
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February 23, 2026

Cold front expected to bring cool, windy conditions to Jamaica

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Chilly weather is to be expected for some parishes by Monday night as a cold front moves across the country, according to the Meteorological Service of Jamaica.

As the island comes under the influence of the cold front, Jamaicans can expect slightly cooler temperatures and windy conditions, particularly across northern parishes and hilly areas.

The forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday is cloudy conditions with intermittent showers across northern parishes; widely scattered afternoon showers across sections of southern parishes; and windy and cool conditions across most parishes.

On Thursday, isolated afternoon showers across sections of western parishes and some hilly areas, and partly cloudy and windy conditions are to be expected.

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