The government travel advisory for this popular vacation spot was lowered from level three to level two, while still urging caution.

While millions of Americans are finalizing their spring break plans, the U.S. State Department has quietly reshuffled the safety ratings for some of the world's most popular vacation spots. In a surprising start to 2026,

The State Department reduced the overall travel advisory for Jamaica to Level 2 from Level 3.

Due to anticipated hazardous winter weather conditions, a Travel Advisory is in effect for a number of north county municipalities. It is in effect for the village of Fredonia and the town of Pomfret,

The Livingston County Sheriff has issued a Level 1 Travel Advisory for all of Livingston County because of "snow-covered roads."

Given anticipated conditions, the New York City Emergency Management Department said the Department of Social Services will issue Cold Blue weather alerts in an effort to support those experiencing homelessness. The alert is activated when freezing conditions are expected between 4 p.m. and 8 a.m.

Livingston County residents are warned of a travel advisory in effect Thursday morning. The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office said the level 1 advisory was issued at 2:19 a.m. for the entire county due to snow-covered roads.

Jamaica travel advisory has changed as State Department downgrades its alert from Level 3 to Level 2, signaling improved conditions for travel while also sharing warnings.