Kingston Residents Warned: 5 Days of Blazing Sun, Wild Winds — And a Storm Twist You Didn’t Expect…

Fri, Jun 20

92°81°

Becoming windier and hot with lots of sun; possible danger of dehydration and heatstroke while doing strenuous activities

Today

92°80°

Times of clouds and sun, breezy and hot with a couple of thunderstorms; caution advised if doing strenuous activities outside

Sunday

92°79°

Mostly cloudy and hot; breezy with a passing shower or two in the afternoon; caution advised if doing strenuous activities outside

Monday

90°79°

Cloudy and very warm with a little rain; breezy in the afternoon

Tuesday

89°80°

A brief morning shower or two; otherwise, cloudy and very warm, becoming windy in the afternoon

5-Day Weather Forecast — Kingston, Jamaica

Friday, June 20
Kingston sizzles as the weekend kicks off — expect a scorching high near 92 °F (33 °C) under bright skies. Gusty winds may offer slight relief, but with lows at 81 °F (27 °C), humidity will linger. Stay hydrated and limit midday outdoor workouts.

Saturday, June 21
Warm and windy — with temperature highs holding steady at 92 °F (33 °C). Intervals of cloud and sun bring a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Heat fatigue is likely for anyone working outdoors.

Sunday, June 22
Mostly cloudy and still hot, with highs around 92 °F (33 °C). Expect occasional breezes and a passing afternoon shower or two. Outdoor plans? Keep water nearby and watch the sky.

Monday, June 23
Kicking off the week with warmth and cloud cover, Monday hugs a cozy 90 °F (32 °C). A few light showers are possible, especially as afternoon winds return.

Tuesday, June 24
A brief morning shower is likely, followed by warm temperatures near 89 °F (32 °C) and occasional clouds. Winds pick up again in the afternoon — a refreshing change from the heat, but you might still want that umbrella.

What This Means for You

• Hydration is key: With highs dipping into the low 90s, carry water — especially if you’re stepping out midday.
• Stay shaded: Sunny breaks may be fleeting, so keep to shaded areas or bring sun protection.
• Stay storm-aware: Afternoon showers and storms could surprise outdoor plans — prepare with umbrellas or light rain jackets.
• Fresh breeze ahead: Expect refreshing afternoon winds to cut through the warmth and humidity.

Local Tips

• Love the beach? Friday morning is your golden window before the heat picks up.
• Planning a hike? Postpone Saturday’s climb — afternoon storms could hit hard.
• Heading to a barbecue or outdoor event? Sunday or Monday morning is your best bet before showers arrive.

Stay Safe

• Avoid strenuous activity between 11 AM–3 PM — that’s peak heat time.
• Sudden downpours can lead to slippery roads — drive carefully after rain.
• Keep tabs on local weather services for any severe storm alerts, especially Saturday and Monday.