Cooler temperatures and overcast, wet conditions will persist into a new week, the Jamaica Meteorological Service says, as another cold front approaches the western Caribbean.

The Met Office, in its 5:00 am forecast on Sunday (February 25), indicated that the cold front will exert its dominance come tomorrow on the dissipation of a pre-frontal system currently lingering over Jamaican skies.

Northern parishes will particularly feel the cold front’s effects.

Forecasters anticipate a mostly cloudy Sunday morning island-wide, which morphs into occasional afternoon showers across central and eastern parishes.

The maximum temperature expected for cities Kingston and Montego Bay is 30 and 29 degrees Celcius respectively.

Breakdown of towns and cities forecast: 

The Jamaica Met Service is reminding fisherfolk and marine interests that a small craft warning remains in effect for inshore and offshore areas of the south coast and also offshore areas of the north coast due to strong winds and rough seas.

Also, see more on Jamaica Met Service’s three-day outlook:

Monday: Morning showers across northern and southeastern parishes,. Afternoon showers across sections of most parishes. Cool.
Tuesday: Morning showers across north-central and eastern parishes. Afternoon showers mainly across southern parishes. Cool. Windy across northern parishes.
Wednesday: Morning showers across northeastern parishes, partly cloudy afternoon. Windy across northern parishes.