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Hurricane Melissa Roars Through Cuba

Hurricane Melissa nears the Bahamas after pummeling Jamaica, then Cuba. Follow live updates.

Hurricane Melissa left dozens dead and widespread destruction across Cuba, Jamaica and Haiti on Wednesday, knocking out power and forcing residents from their homes in inundated towns.

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Hurricane Melissa heads toward Cuba after historically powerful Jamaica landfall

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Hurricane Melissa Heads Into The Atlantic Following Historic Jamaica Category 5 Landfall

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Why Hurricane Melissa turned into a supercharged monster

Hurricane Melissa roared ashore Tuesday, that uber-warm Caribbean Sea had helped turn it into a monster: a Category 5 storm with winds reaching 185 miles an hour, tied for the strongest hurricane to ...

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Decoding Hurricane Melissa: Where it’s headed, when winds hit, and what to watch next

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Hurricane Melissa makes landfall in eastern Cuba, leaves trail of destruction in Caribbean

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Hurricane Melissa Intensifies to Category 5, Jamaica Braces For Strongest Recorded Storm

Forecasters say the Category 5 storm is likely to cause “catastrophic” flooding, landslides and widespread damage, and the Red Cross warns that up to 1.5 million people may be directly affected.

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Hurricane Melissa kills over 30 in the Caribbean as it heads toward the Bahamas

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Hurricane Melissa charges toward eastern Cuba after devastating Jamaica

NFL Owner Announces $2.5 Million Donation For Hurricane Melissa Relief

With the most powerful of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season still wreaking havoc, an NFL owner is doing his part to help out those in need. Hurricane Melissa landfall in Jamaica as a Category 5 hurricane,

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Hurricane Melissa live updates: Widespread destruction reported in Jamaica

Hurricane Melissa struck the western part of Jamaica the hardest, leaving widespread destruction, officials said. Black River Hospital on the southwest side of the island has been devastated and several other hospitals suffered damage, Desmond McKenzie, the minister of Local Government and Community Development, said.