‘Effectively, it’s a drizzle’
FRIDAY, October 9, 2026, just before midday, dark clouds, pregnant with rain, hovered ominously over Kingston and St Andrew. By early afternoon the sun had disappeared and the heavens burst open, drenching a city that had endured months of punishing drought. “Finally, the drought done now!” one woman declared, her face lighting up as the long-awaited rain came in heavy torrents for about…
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