lee59

No, they usually lump Nassau in with the city. I questioned the NWS about this and the reply was that they look at the over all picture. Another words some of Nassau (mostly eastern and northern areas) may have frost but most of it won't. The larger area that won't is southern, southwestern and western Nassau that is more urban. I don't know why advisories have to stop at county lines.

30 degrees with frost

37mph my maximum gust. No rain, just enough to wet the ground.

Good idea, I used to have one but it cracked after years of use. Never replaced it but they are good.

Scientific sales is where I have bought a lot of my weather equipment. They are cheaper than Davis. I use my vantage vue for rain and temperature and wind readings are separate about 30 ft . in the air.

Never noticed a rainfall issue. The vantage pro2 is the best because you can separate the wind and temperature. Radiation shield also much bigger on the pro2 and you can get the fan for it.

60 my high today after a low in the mid 30s

I had the same with the vantage vue. When the sun hit it directly it would read about 2 degrees higher than when totally in the shade.

39 peak gust here yesterday

After a slow start, ended up with 2.17 inches.

wind gusting to 37mph

Yea would seem unlikely at ground level

I doubt you find anything on the coast near landfall. Mandeville should be in the eyewall or just east and I believe it is somewhat elevated, bad scenario. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov6mC9CdGVE

I posted one near Mandeville about 50 minutes ago.

I found this on you tube, Mandeville Jamaica https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov6mC9CdGVE