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Weather forecast for Monday, December 16, 2024. ☔️

Today's Forecast: Expect partly cloudy conditions for the most part today. Also, isolated showers in some parishes in the afternoon into evening.

A Cold Front is expected to enter the western Caribbean tonight and move across Jamaica by Monday night/Tuesdaymorning with lower-than-normal temperatures, gusty winds and periods of showers, primarily over northern parishes.

A trough entering the western Caribbean on Friday will produce periods of showers and thunderstorms, which could be heavy at times. These will affect Jamaica and especially eastern and central parishes beginning Friday afternoon and continuing into at least Sunday night.

A FLASH FLOOD WATCH is now in effect for low-lying and flood-prone areas of Portland, St Mary, St Catherine, Clarendon and Manchester until 7:00 p.m. on Monday, April 14. This, as a trough over the central and western Caribben continues to produce unstable weather over Jamaica.

Thunderstorm activity was forecast for parts of Jamaica this afternoon; however, it was accompanied by episodes of hail in at least one area. Check out this video of hailstones affecting Mandeville, Manchester.

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The Meteorological Service of Jamaica is presented with the RJRGLEANER Honour Award for Science and Technology for strengthening national resilience through cutting-edge weather technology, real-time data systems, and life-saving early warning solutions. #RGHonours

#HappeningNow | The Meteorological Service of Jamaica is hosting its third National Climate Forum (NCF-3). From heat-health bulletins to hurricane season predictions, stakeholders are engaging in critical discussions on climate services, readiness, and resilience.

The 3rd National Climate Forum brings together key stakeholders to explore climate projections, share knowledge, and strengthen Jamaica’s resilience to climate change.

At the National Climate Forum, Dr. Jordan Jones from the Climate Studies Group at UWI, Mona delivered a clear message.

Today's Forecast for Jamaica