A trusted voice and familiar face in Jamaican households for nearly four decades, meteorologist Evan Thompson has built a career rooted in purpose. His journey stretches back to Hurricane Gilbert in 1988, his first major experience on the job, and through the many weather events that have shaped Jamaica over the years. Today, he serves as principal director of the Meteorological Service of Jamaica. But when he isn’t tracking storms or working with his team on the country’s daily forecasts, Thomp

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As Jamaica engages in post-hurricane recovery, a property expert is urging homeowners and contractors to use the opportunity to strengthen roof structures while undertaking repairs. The expert has also warned that short cuts now could lead to greater losses when Jamaica faces the next hurricane. “Many people are focused on replacing what was lost, but this is the time to build stronger," notes Kerry Scott. https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/2025/11/25/time-build-stronger/ | The Jamaica Observer

Jamaica continues to etch its name into winter sports history at the North American Cup in Whistler. Pilot Shane Pitter and brakemen Andrea Dacres, Junior Harris, and Tyquendo Tracey powered their way to a bronze medal in the 4-man bobsled. After entering Run 2 in the top spot and clocking the fastest start of the day — an impressive 4.85 seconds — a slight mistake in the curve cost them two positions, but the team held strong to secure 3rd place. 🥉 Tyquendo Tracey shared on an Instagram post,