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Attention! A strong cold front will affect Jamaica from Saturday evening, January 31, through Tuesday, February 3, 2026. Expect much cooler temperatures, strong to near-gale-force winds, rough seas on the north coast, and some rain. Sweaters will be needed, especially at night.

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A cold front will affect Jamaica from Tuesday, February 24 to Wednesday, February 25, 2026, bringing cool and windy conditions. Temperatures may drop 4°C below average, with strong northerly to northeasterly winds, rough seas on the north coast, and some rainfall.
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A cold front will affect Jamaica from Tuesday, February 24 to Wednesday, February 25, 2026, bringing cool and windy conditions. Temperatures may drop 4°C below average, with strong northerly to northeasterly winds, rough seas on the north coast, and some rainfall.

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A swathe of strong northwesterly winds will move south overnight and into Tuesday morning 🌬️ Gales are possible for a time on exposed North Sea coasts and over higher ground near the east coast. Expect rough seas and a significant wind chill 🥶
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A swathe of strong northwesterly winds will move south overnight and into Tuesday morning 🌬️ Gales are possible for a time on exposed North Sea coasts and over higher ground near the east coast. Expect rough seas and a significant wind chill 🥶

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