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Hurricane Melissa nears landfall in Jamaica

Hurricane Melissa path: Where and when Melissa will make landfall

Melissa is expected to make landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday morning. Melissa is moving very slowly, so it will bring a deluge of rain to Jamaica, with totals forecast to reach 15 to 30 inches and even up to 40 inches in localized areas. This will spark catastrophic and life-threatening flash flooding on Monday and Tuesday.

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Forecast: Melissa landfall in Jamaica will be among hardest hits in hurricane history

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Hurricane Melissa to hit Jamaica as Category 5 storm

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See Hurricane Melissa path, spaghetti models. Florida impacts?

Forecasters say Melissa poses little to no risk for Florida and the U.S. at this time.

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Hurricane Melissa Barrels Down on Jamaica as Category 5 Storm

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Melissa a Category 4 Hurricane as Jamaica Braces for Impact

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Hurricane Melissa slams the Caribbean. See the floods and impact on residents in photos

A drone view shows a vehicle driving along a flooded street amid rain caused by Tropical Storm Melissa, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, October 24, 2025.

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Jamaica Braces as Rapidly Intensifying Hurricane Melissa Creeps Toward Island

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Hurricane Melissa now major Category 3 storm, forecast to reach Category 5. Florida update

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Tropical Storm Melissa: Follow the storm, possible impacts in Brevard

The system, located in the Caribbean, is on track to rapidly intensify before the center of the storm moves near or just south of Jamaica early next week. Alex DaSilva, AccuWeather lead hurricane expert, described Melissa as a “slow-moving disaster.”

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Tropical Storm Melissa now less than 900 miles from Florida. What you should know

Tropical Storm Melissa continues to keep forecasters guessing but predictions now call for rapid intensification into Category 4 hurricane.

Critics say a bill disguised as hurricane relief makes storm preparation more difficult

Friends of Florida filed a lawsuit against Florida Department of Commerce Oct. 15, challenging the controversial bill.