- The Jamaica Weather Report for the month of November, 1912 no. 411 (pages 1-3) states that due to a cyclone, heavy rains fell over the north-eastern part of the island in St. Thomas, Portland, St. Andrew, and St. Mary on the 10th, 11th and 12th of November 1912
- On the 14th of November, a cablegram was received stating that there was a second depression located south-west of Kingston
- By the 18th of November, both cyclones had produced a hurricane and resulted in a “furious” hurricane which created severe weather conditions in Montego Bay and Kempshot in St. James

- Cyclone damaged north side and other areas of the island
- There were 65 reported deaths and damages assessed at £125,000
- £50,000 spent in relief loans. Trinidad contributed £1,000

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- Described as “great hurricane” in the Jamaica Weather Report no. 449, (1915)
- Two cyclones were said to have damaged the eastern side of the island
- Due to flooding, 5 persons drowned and 25 perished among fallen houses
- There was damage to crops, wharves and shipping areas in Kingston

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