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Hurricane Melissa is now a rare Category 5 storm

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Hurricane Melissa is now a rare Category 5 storm as it closes in on a historic, catastrophic landfall in Jamaica

Melissa rapidly intensified over the weekend and is now a rare Category 5 hurricane with 160 mph winds.

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Now a Category 3 storm, Hurricane Melissa expected to continue strengthening

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Hurricane Melissa targets Jamaica as deadly Cat 5 while Sarasota keeps close watch

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Eye of Melissa moves past Jamaica after hitting as strongest hurricane in the region in 174 years

Hurricane Melissa was set to pummel Jamaica on Tuesday as a catastrophic Category 5 storm, the strongest to lash the island since record-keeping began 174 years ago.

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Hurricane Melissa nears Bermuda off Florida coast. What can Jacksonville expect?

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Will Hurricane Melissa affect the UK weather?

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National Hurricane Center tracks Hurricane Melissa approaching Bermuda off Florida coast

Hurricane Melissa is the 13th named storm, the fifth hurricane, the fourth major hurricane, the third Category 5 hurricane and the most powerful hurricane of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, so far...

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See photos of powerful Hurricane Melissa effects as it slams Jamaica

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Hurricane Melissa latest spaghetti models, Florida forecast, path, trajectory for Thursday

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Israel matters more now than ever

Israel matters because it stands as the lone democracy in an undemocratic region. Warts and all, it is worth defending.

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MSNBC Reveals Date When It Will Change to MS NOW

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