Beryl now a category 4 hurricane; meantime several flights in the region have been disrupted

Hurricane Beryl continues to strengthen and is now a very dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 215 km per hour.

The MET Service says current forecast models suggest that by late Tuesday to early Wednesday, Jamaica may be impacted by hurricane conditions.

Meantime, tomorrow is expected to see widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across western and north central parishes and hilly areas. 

Tuesday should bring partly cloudy and windy conditions across northern parishes.

While Wednesday is expected to bring hurricane conditions, which includes extremely dangerous winds, storm surges, along with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Fishers on the cays and banks are urged to complete their preparations and be on the alert to evacuate.

The MET Service says Hurricane Beryl is not an immediate threat to Jamaica.

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NRSC says Jamaica will exceed 400 road fatalities for 2024

Hurricane Beryl continues to strengthen and is now a very dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 215 km per hour.

The MET Service says current forecast models suggest that by late Tuesday to early Wednesday, Jamaica may be impacted by hurricane conditions.

Meantime, tomorrow is expected to see widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across western and north central parishes and hilly areas. 

Tuesday should bring partly cloudy and windy conditions across northern parishes.

While Wednesday is expected to bring hurricane conditions, which includes extremely dangerous winds, storm surges, along with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Fishers on the cays and banks are urged to complete their preparations and be on the alert to evacuate.

The MET Service says Hurricane Beryl is not an immediate threat to Jamaica.

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JPS seeking to restore power to some customers, following weather-related outage

Hurricane Beryl continues to strengthen and is now a very dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 215 km per hour.

The MET Service says current forecast models suggest that by late Tuesday to early Wednesday, Jamaica may be impacted by hurricane conditions.

Meantime, tomorrow is expected to see widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across western and north central parishes and hilly areas. 

Tuesday should bring partly cloudy and windy conditions across northern parishes.

While Wednesday is expected to bring hurricane conditions, which includes extremely dangerous winds, storm surges, along with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Fishers on the cays and banks are urged to complete their preparations and be on the alert to evacuate.

The MET Service says Hurricane Beryl is not an immediate threat to Jamaica.

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Some Manchester roads blocked by downed trees following heavy winds and rains

Hurricane Beryl continues to strengthen and is now a very dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 215 km per hour.

The MET Service says current forecast models suggest that by late Tuesday to early Wednesday, Jamaica may be impacted by hurricane conditions.

Meantime, tomorrow is expected to see widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across western and north central parishes and hilly areas. 

Tuesday should bring partly cloudy and windy conditions across northern parishes.

While Wednesday is expected to bring hurricane conditions, which includes extremely dangerous winds, storm surges, along with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Fishers on the cays and banks are urged to complete their preparations and be on the alert to evacuate.

The MET Service says Hurricane Beryl is not an immediate threat to Jamaica.

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Consultations ongoing between police and JUTC management regarding fuel theft & other issues – Vaz

Hurricane Beryl continues to strengthen and is now a very dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 215 km per hour.

The MET Service says current forecast models suggest that by late Tuesday to early Wednesday, Jamaica may be impacted by hurricane conditions.

Meantime, tomorrow is expected to see widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across western and north central parishes and hilly areas. 

Tuesday should bring partly cloudy and windy conditions across northern parishes.

While Wednesday is expected to bring hurricane conditions, which includes extremely dangerous winds, storm surges, along with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Fishers on the cays and banks are urged to complete their preparations and be on the alert to evacuate.

The MET Service says Hurricane Beryl is not an immediate threat to Jamaica.

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Transport Ministry reconsidering allocation of demerit points for some offences

Hurricane Beryl continues to strengthen and is now a very dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 215 km per hour.

The MET Service says current forecast models suggest that by late Tuesday to early Wednesday, Jamaica may be impacted by hurricane conditions.

Meantime, tomorrow is expected to see widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across western and north central parishes and hilly areas. 

Tuesday should bring partly cloudy and windy conditions across northern parishes.

While Wednesday is expected to bring hurricane conditions, which includes extremely dangerous winds, storm surges, along with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Fishers on the cays and banks are urged to complete their preparations and be on the alert to evacuate.

The MET Service says Hurricane Beryl is not an immediate threat to Jamaica.

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CMO confirms there are 43 ICU spaces available island-wide

Hurricane Beryl continues to strengthen and is now a very dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 215 km per hour.

The MET Service says current forecast models suggest that by late Tuesday to early Wednesday, Jamaica may be impacted by hurricane conditions.

Meantime, tomorrow is expected to see widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across western and north central parishes and hilly areas. 

Tuesday should bring partly cloudy and windy conditions across northern parishes.

While Wednesday is expected to bring hurricane conditions, which includes extremely dangerous winds, storm surges, along with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Fishers on the cays and banks are urged to complete their preparations and be on the alert to evacuate.

The MET Service says Hurricane Beryl is not an immediate threat to Jamaica.

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Three men shot, two fatally, in Nannyville St Andrew

Hurricane Beryl continues to strengthen and is now a very dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 215 km per hour.

The MET Service says current forecast models suggest that by late Tuesday to early Wednesday, Jamaica may be impacted by hurricane conditions.

Meantime, tomorrow is expected to see widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across western and north central parishes and hilly areas. 

Tuesday should bring partly cloudy and windy conditions across northern parishes.

While Wednesday is expected to bring hurricane conditions, which includes extremely dangerous winds, storm surges, along with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Fishers on the cays and banks are urged to complete their preparations and be on the alert to evacuate.

The MET Service says Hurricane Beryl is not an immediate threat to Jamaica.

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Security Minister directs the Ministry’s legal team to review existing law relating to Sex Offenders Registry

Hurricane Beryl continues to strengthen and is now a very dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 215 km per hour.

The MET Service says current forecast models suggest that by late Tuesday to early Wednesday, Jamaica may be impacted by hurricane conditions.

Meantime, tomorrow is expected to see widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across western and north central parishes and hilly areas. 

Tuesday should bring partly cloudy and windy conditions across northern parishes.

While Wednesday is expected to bring hurricane conditions, which includes extremely dangerous winds, storm surges, along with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Fishers on the cays and banks are urged to complete their preparations and be on the alert to evacuate.

The MET Service says Hurricane Beryl is not an immediate threat to Jamaica.

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Acting ACP Glenford Miller reportedly fired on by gunmen in St. James last evening

Hurricane Beryl continues to strengthen and is now a very dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 215 km per hour.

The MET Service says current forecast models suggest that by late Tuesday to early Wednesday, Jamaica may be impacted by hurricane conditions.

Meantime, tomorrow is expected to see widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across western and north central parishes and hilly areas. 

Tuesday should bring partly cloudy and windy conditions across northern parishes.

While Wednesday is expected to bring hurricane conditions, which includes extremely dangerous winds, storm surges, along with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Fishers on the cays and banks are urged to complete their preparations and be on the alert to evacuate.

The MET Service says Hurricane Beryl is not an immediate threat to Jamaica.

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