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Hurricane Melissa, Category 5

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Hurricane Melissa is expected to make landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday, bringing several feet of rain and flooding to the island over the coming days.

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Hurricane Melissa tracker: Following storm's path after historic landfall in Jamaica

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Hurricane Melissa Is Category 5 With 175 MPH Winds — What’s Next?

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October 29, 2025: News on Hurricane Melissa

Melissa is now passing through the Bahamas as a Category 1 hurricane after making landfall in Cuba this morning.

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Hurricane Melissa leaves 25 dead in Haiti, causes widespread damage in Jamaica and Cuba

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Melissa kills 25 in Haiti, nearly 30 total as hurricane batters Caribbean

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Hurricane Melissa tracker update as 'catastrophic' storm continues to batter all before it

Jean Bertrand Subrème, mayor of the southern Haitian coastal town of Petit-Goâve, said that 25 people died after La Digue river burst its banks and flooded nearby homes.

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At least 20 dead in Haiti as Hurricane Melissa hits

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October 28, 2025 - Hurricane Melissa

Hurricane Melissa whips Jamaica with violent winds, heavy rain before heading toward Cuba

Hurricane Melissa made landfall Tuesday in Jamaica as a fearsome Category 5 storm. Forecasters said it could be the island's "storm of the century."

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Hurricane Melissa intensifies to Category 5, threatens Jamaica with 'catastrophic' flooding

The most powerful storm to hit the region since 1988 could inundate some areas of eastern Jamaica with up to 40 inches of rain. The arrival of its core has been delayed by stalling.

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A Meteorologist Explains Hurricane Melissa

The hurricane that tore through the Caribbean this week broke records, rapidly intensifying and surprising some meteorologists.

Hurricane Melissa Is Among the Most Powerful Atlantic Hurricanes on Record

Hurricane Melissa is now among the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes on record. The monster storm strengthened Tuesday before hitting Jamaica, bringing with it maximum sustained winds of 185 mph (295 kph).