Negril Live Updates - Hurricane Matthew

It looks like the next band is on its way...

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Bnewb is hoping the laundry dries before the rain hits...

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Thanks for the live reports Rob! ;) Ya'll be safe mon! I talked to Delroy last night, everything ok mon! Got everything picked up. I'm calling him again at noon today and this evening. Bless up!

I hope and pray that the latest reports are accurate and Jamaica doesnt get hit to hard from hurricane matthew. I know Jamaicans are resilient and strong people but life for most is hard enough without natural disasters. Ty Rob and Lisa for the updates and be safe

Saw a picture online yesterday of a waterspout that was supposed to be in the water off Negril.

Stay safe!

Jamaica is prepared! The Police Stations are on alert. The NWA has pre-positioned equipment and crews. JPS is working on the localized outages and busy countering the rumors of the "grid being turned off". The latest from CVM news!

thanks for the updates, stay safe, soon come

At the NHC 11:00 EDT update, Monday, October 3, 2016, on Hurricane Matthew, their forecast is for the hurricane, 24 hours out, to not come any closer to Kingston, Jamaica than 279 statute miles. Hurricane force winds only extend out 35 miles from the storm's center and Kingston has less than a 50/50 chance of even experiencing Tropical Storm winds. Negril has a less that 10% chance of that. Rain is the big issue here, as 5 to 10 inches of rain is expected to fall on extreme eastern Jamaica. Haiti, extreme Eastern Cuba, and the central Bahamas are in the direct path. Thank goodness Jamaica is spared a direct hit again. Let's hope that it gives the others a glancing blow.

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Originally Posted by Weathermon & Mi Lady

At the NHC 11:00 EDT update, Monday, October 3, 2016, on Hurricane Matthew, their forecast is for the hurricane, 24 hours out, to not come any closer to Kingston, Jamaica than 279 statute miles. Hurricane force winds only extend out 35 miles from the storm's center and Kingston has less than a 50/50 chance of even experiencing Tropical Storm winds. Negril has a less that 10% chance of that. Rain is the big issue here, as 5 to 10 inches of rain is expected to fall on extreme eastern Jamaica. Haiti, extreme Eastern Cuba, and the central Bahamas are in the direct path. Thank goodness Jamaica is spared a direct hit again. Let's hope that it gives the others a glancing blow.

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Thanks Weathermon, for the good info! Respect!

Please keep us up to date. I check back every few hours for new developments as I'm sure many others do too. Prayers and Best Wishes.

Ummm...thanks Rob for airing our laundry...thankfully it's completely dry!! :p

Looking out the window awhile ago...the sky was completely covered in clouds...oddly enough the sky is currently sharing some of her beautiful blues.
Headed out shortly...will let you all know what's going on around town etc.