desmond mckenzie, minister of local government & community development) "the resilience of jamacians will be demonstrated at the end this episode and i am hoping that when it comes it will not be in a category that will have any really devastating effect on the people of jamaica" now fox5 weather 24/7 with les now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton a wind advisory remains in effect for the las vegas valley through 3 a.m. monday. after gusts in the 30 to 45 mph range across the valley, winds will be gradually easing up overnight. temperatures will be cool as you get out the door monday morning with low 60s and upper 50s. much cooler air will be moving into southern nevada on monday with high temperatures will this will be our coolest weather since may 17th. winds will not be as strong as sunday, but we'll still see a breeze out of the north blowing 10 to 20 mph. winds will be light, the sun will be out, and temperatures will be comfortable for most of next week. we'll keep it in the low 80s tuesday through friday. the weekend is trending a bit warmer with highs back in the mid to upp

unaware" - "what is heading our way is something jamaica has not seen in decades"we sat down desmond mckenzie, the minister who is overseeing the country's emergency plan. local 10 was the only tv station at the meeting with local leaders as they get ready for the storm which is already moving through the caribbean towards jamaica. "the band still covers the island, the entire jamaica will be a greater concentratio n in the eastern part of the island, ok"people in that part of the country are now stocking up on food & supplies. "have you been selling out of water & bread? bread...they can't make enough" - 'so when the bread comes in..it's gone.gone gone gone" and if you get your hands on a loaf of bread...that's half the battle, then it's time to wait in line. "this is my 2nd time in here and it's unbelievable, shopping way down there the line is - can you believe that"the waves have picked up along the coast as the country's leaders prepare for the worst. "the resilience of jamacians will be demonstrated at the end this episode and i am hoping that when it comes it will not be in the people

. >> we sat down with desmond mckenzie, the minister who is overseeing the emergency plan of the country. local 10 was the only tv station at the meeting with local leaders as they get ready for the storm already moving tluf the caribbean towards jamaica. >> the band still towards the island. jamaica will be affected by rains. but there will be a greater concentration in the eastern part of the island. >> okay. >> people in that part of the country are now stocking up on food and supplies. have you been selling out of water and bread? >> bread. can't make enough. >> when the bread comes in, it's gone? >> gone, gone. >> if you get your hands-on a loaf of bread, that's half the battle. then it's time to wait in line. >> it's unbelievable. unbelievable shopping. way down there the line is. can you believe that? >> it might be hard to believe but the line starts right here halfway down aisle 9. >> the waves have pingd picked up along the coast as the leaders prepare for the worst. >> the resilience will be tested. when it doms, i hope it's not in a category with a devastating effect on the p