whats the weather at Jamaica?
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it is paradise.  sunny, mild.  slight showers.  The plants are the best.
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Like all the islands of the caribbean the best time is on February or January or December . there arent hurricanes, just some occacionals rains, an a lot of sunshine.
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Try www.bbc.co.uk, look at their weather and look for links to the Meteorological Office.
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it has maritime climate coz its an island - so not too hot or too cold. but being situated near the equator could also give i ta tropical climate
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Try weather.com.\nThey will tell you the weather for the next 10 days.   It takes some finding but, if I remember rightly, there is a thing labelled world weather at the top of the screen.   Just remember you need to put Quimper, France into the bit where it asks you where you want to find the weather.   It is an american programme.\n\nIn case you have problems, the next 10 days are:\n\nJuly 18: sunny - temp high 26, low 20 - precip 10%\nJuly 19: sunny - temp high 27, low 21 - precip 10%\nJuly 20: sunny - temp high 27, low 21 - precip 10%\nJuly 21: sunny - temp high 27, low 20 - precip 10%\nJuly 22: sunny - temp high 27, low 20 - precip 10%\nJuly 23: sunny - temp high 27, low 20 - precip 10%\nJuly 24: sunny - temp high 27, low 19 - precip 10%\nJuly 25: sunny - temp high 26, low 19 - precip 20%\nJuly 26: sunny - temp high 26, low 19 - precip 20%\nJuly 27: sunny - temp high 25, low 19 - precip 10%\n\nFrom this website, I then got The Weather Channel  put on my computer - and then it is always there for wherever you want to find out the weather.   I use it every day to find out the temperature of where we are going in August, as well as being able to compare it with where I am now.\n\nHave a good holiday.
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Towards the equator, where it doesn't rain too much!  Just kidding.  What exactly do you want to know?
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based on the weather forecast for the next week in capetown, it's between 15 to 25 degrees Celsius. So don't think it'd be too cold. Look at the website below. Can learn more about South Africa.
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About 40 - 50 degrees in britain at its hottest days and -1 to -15 probably.\n\nTell me where ur livin somehow
537841
i'm from sheffield and it's grim here too,went out yesterday and it was fine..got on the bus and it threw it down!..but it was warm too which felt really odd..strange..very strange..ah well thats the good old british weather for you...but at least we don't suffer tidal waves or major hurricanes or tornadoes..
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Manchester UK\n\n\n15° \n11:20 BST\nTue \n \n\nPartly Cloudy High 17° \nLow 11° \n Humidity: 72%  \nWind: s/8 km/h \nVisibility: 9.99 km \nDewpoint: 10° \nBarometer: Unknown \nSunrise: 4:43 \nSunset 21:41 \n \n<-10 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35+ \n \n\nWed \n Thu \n Fri \n Sat \n \nFew Showers \n  \nPartly Cloudy \n  \nMostly Cloudy \n  \nCloudy \n \nHigh 21\nLow 12 High 21\nLow 12 High 23\nLow 12 High 24\nLow 15
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Go and ask there:\n\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/mbweather/\n\nMay be someone will be able to give you some useful info about your question
578284
Do you mean today?  Check the weather network.  If you mean in general...B.C. is so vast a space, you have many different weather districts. It's got coastline, it's got mountains, it's got desert-like areas, it's got heavy forests, it has all but Hawaii-tropical weather.  I'm afraid you'll have to do the research to write your paper.
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it 25* right now and sleet Today: Periods of mixed winter precipitation. Cold. High 27F. Winds N at 15 to 25 mph. 1 to 3 inches of snow expected. \nTonight: Snow this evening, with continued snow showers late. Cold. Low 16F. Winds NW at 15 to 25 mph. Snow accumulating 5 to 8 inches.
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Tropical; moderated by trade winds; dry season (November to April); rainy season (May to October)\n\nThe Cuba weather is mild subtropical, thanks to its proximity to the Tropic of Cancer, its narrow configuration, east to west oriented receives the refreshing action of tradewinds and marine breezes. During the short winter are influences of cold air masses coming from the North, but they are of short duration. The average temperature throughout the year oscillates between the 20 and 35ºC, lowering sometimes to 10°C. The Eastern region enjoys a warmer weather than the western and the variations of temperature between the day and the night are less accentuated in the coastal regions that in inland. Those that enjoy the beach will be glad to know that the average water temperature surpasses 25°C.\n\nBy its geographic situation, the country is affected between June 1st and 30th November by the cyclone season. They can affect the island in hurricane form with winds that goes up to 200 km/h and heavy storms. This cyclone stage agrees approximately with the rainy season (May to October), in front of the dry one (November to April).\n\nThe experience of a cyclone emergency is a moving but non dangerous fact; all the hotels have modern structure or are rehabilitated and protected to receive the phenomenon. Around all the streets are circulating vehicles with megaphones giving instructions to the population and is requested only to leave the houses in case of extreme need. In the buildings, the person in charge places instructions in the lobby for the guests and the windows as the doors are protected. For the non Caribbean visitors it is a new experience; the television, that exceptionally emits by the morning, initiates to first hours its emissions with weather parts.
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hmm.... I should not say... Terrible...\nBut its O MY GOD....\nJust GREAT.....\nLittle Raining.... incredible kooool Air...
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Try websites,like www.weather.com.
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The mean highs, lows, and precipitation for each month in any major world city are given at:\n\nhttp://www.worldweather.org/index.htm\n\nThis site contains the best data with frequent updates.\n\nLondon or Manchester are big cities in England\n\nGlasgow for Scotland, Belfast for Northern Ireland\n\nFirst you will need to select United Kingdom, then type the first letter of the city name you want.\n\nIt is very rainy in the U.K. compared with most places in the USA except possibly Seattle and Portland.\n\nIt is cold and clammy in the winter.  Make that very cold for Scotland.  Fuel is expensive and usually only one room is heated rather than the whole house, so you will need sweaters and jackets, a good trench coat, and a parka if you will be in Scotland.\n\nIt is wonderful during Spring through late Summer.  But Americans will consider it rather gloomy during winter because there is much less sunshine at that northern latitude.\n\nLondon is very, very, very expensive.  Even if you work there, you should find accomodations outside and take a train or tube ride to work.  If you are visiting, use Bed and Breakfast places rather than hotels.  Your budget will go at least three times as far.