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Cold front brings lower temperatures
Friday, November 09, 2012 | 7:20 AM
KINGSTON, Jamaica – A Cold Front across Jamaica is expected to remain stationary today and is forecast to increase shower activity and cloudiness across northern parishes until Saturday, the Meteorological Service reported at 5:00 am Friday.
Windy conditions, as well as cooler-than-normal temperatures are expected on Saturday and Sunday as the Front moves northeast of the island.
Friday is forecast to be cloudy with showers mainly across northern parishes continuing into Friday night.
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