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Hurricane Melissa is now strongest storm on planet this year

Hurricane Melissa is now the strongest storm on the planet this year

Jamaica's Minister of Labour and Social Security Pearnel Charles said Monday that the evacuation orders issued for vulnerable areas are not a suggestion, but a "directive to save your life," as the c...

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Hurricane Melissa could be Jamaica's "storm of the century," world forecasters say

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Why Hurricane Melissa Could Be the Worst Storm to Ever Hit Jamaica

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Catastrophic Hurricane Melissa edges toward Jamaica with 175 mph winds. What happens next?

Hurricane Melissa is approaching Jamaica as a powerful Category 5 storm with 175 mph winds.

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Strongest storm of the year closes in on Jamaica with warnings of 'catastrophic' conditions

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Hurricane Melissa threatens catastrophic flooding in Jamaica and Haiti

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See Hurricane Melissa path, spaghetti models. Florida impacts?

Life-threatening and catastrophic flash flooding and landslides are expected in portions of southern Hispaniola and Jamaica through the weekend, the NHC said.

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Jamaica braces for the strongest storm on Earth this year as Hurricane Melissa barrels toward the island, triggering mass evacuations

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Hurricane Melissa tracker: Jamaica orders residents to evacuate as tropical storm sweeps across Caribbean

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As Jamaica braces for Melissa, this hurricane feels personal for South Florida | Opinion

Jamaica braces for a massive hit from Hurricane Melissa. Landfall is predicted for Tuesday morning at dawn. | Opinion

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Hurricane forecast: Melissa a Cat. 5 monster in the making with Florida dodging the bullet

We will be very fortunate if Melissa does not cause a humanitarian disaster, even as Florida is again in the clear of a strange 2025 hurricane season.

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Jamaicans in North Texas ready to aid friends, family in Hurricane Melissa path

As Hurricane Melissa nears Jamaica with 175 mph winds, North Texans with ties to the island brace for impact and look for ways to support loved ones.