Other than some small areas effected at this time each year...this is nothing unusual. Earlier this month the Parish Council for Westmoreland & Hanover each received money for the water trucks in the drought effected areas....Negril is not one of the areas.

This is kind of funny as we were discussing the TA post with a property owner up near the Lighthouse (where I also lived for almost 5 years)....he's in the neighborhood that is mentioned in the TA post & he just laughed at the whole thread...he wouldn't even call it a drought.

As he and I discussed this happens each year at this time because it's not rainy season and everyone prepares for this. The water pressure is low during the day so everyone has storage tanks to accommodate the low water pressure...these tanks are very inexpensive and fill up at night when the water pressure increases.
Sooncome....you'll have no worries at any hotel in Negril including the Seastar Inn.

The recent fires around Negril are mainly cane fires which are again common this time of year during cane harvesting season.