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Hurricane Melissa to hit Jamaica

Hurricane Melissa becomes a monster Category 5 hurricane, taking aim on Jamaica

Hurricane Melissa has become the 9th most intense hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic Basin with a pressure of 908 millibars and winds of 165 mph.

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Hurricane Melissa Live Updates: Category 5 Monster Has Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti In Its Path

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Hurricane Melissa live updates: Category 5 storm threatens Jamaica with devastation

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Hurricane Melissa could make historic landfall in Jamaica. Here's when

Melissa became a devastating Category 5 hurricane over the weekend despite having only traveled roughly 150 miles since Friday morning, Oct. 24.

Time Out · 6h

Is it safe to travel to Jamaica? Latest advice as country braces for Hurricane Melissa

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Hurricane Melissa could be strongest ever to hit Jamaica

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Caribbean braces for 'catastrophe': Hurricane Melissa roars towards Jamaica with fears 40 INCHES of rain could hit, sparking deadly floods and landslides

'I want to urge Jamaicans to take this seriously,' said Desmond McKenzie, deputy chairman of the island's Disaster Risk Management Council.

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Hurricane Melissa, now Category 4, threatens heavy floods in Jamaica, Haiti

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Category 4 Hurricane Melissa threatens catastrophic flooding in Jamaica and Haiti

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Hurricane Melissa Winds Intensify to 175 MPH

Wind speeds reached 175 mph as Hurricane Melissa bore down on Jamaica on Monday,7.Satellite footage shows the hurricane as it became a Category 5 storm, meaning winds exceed 157 mph.As of Monday afternoon,

Hurricane Melissa hour-by-hour forecast as 'biggest ever' 140mph storm maps turn BLACK

As the people of Jamaica are urged to 'seek shelter now' before Hurricane Melissa makes landfall, worrying forecasts show just how catastrophic this storm could be, with maps turning black in some pla

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Slow-moving storm dumps as much rain as a hurricane in parts of Central Florida

Intense storms that stalled over Central Florida unleashed nearly 20 inches of rain in 24 hours. Sunday's slow-moving storm triggered dangerous flash floods that stranded cars and inundated