Winter could lean on the colder side relative to what we're used to (think cold/dry to warm/wet and vice versa) but unless the pacific jet abates it's going to be extremely challenging to get a favorable winter storm track.
Models had the low intensifying at a faster pace earlier as it passed through. I'm guessing it'll be sub advisory for most for like 1-2hrs, nothing noteworthy.
Additionally with the storm making landfall in W Jamaica that'll probably cause even greater rainfall and orographic lift on its east side, not to mention the entire island gets 20"+ amounts.
NE movement ideal for surge too
A north to NNE turn will commence very shortly. There's no ridging left to keep this moving west. Tourist heavy Montego Bay will likely get eastern eyewall