Hurricane Melissa: Jamaica's Strongest Storm Since 1851 Approaches
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Hurricane Melissa, the strongest storm to hit Jamaica since 1851, is a catastrophic category 5 hurricane with winds of 180mph, causing severe flooding and damage, exacerbated by climate change-induced ocean warming, and prompting widespread evacuations and preparations.
- Hurricane Melissa: a visual guide to Jamaica’s strongest storm since 1851 The Guardian
- Live Updates: Hurricane Melissa Nears Landfall in Jamaica and Will Bring Catastrophic Winds and Rain The New York Times
- Hurricane Melissa ties record for strongest storm to hit land in Atlantic WFTV
- ‘Oh my Jesus Christ': John Morales reacts as Melissa's pressure drops, breaking Milton's record NBC 6 South Florida
- In Photos: Hurricane Melissa bears down on Jamaica : The Picture Show NPR
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