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Hurricane Melissa leaves a trail of devastation after tearing through the Caribbean

“For Jamaica, it will be the storm of the century for sure,” WMO tropical cyclone specialist Anne-Claire Fontan said.

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Hurricane Melissa leaves trail of destruction across Cuba, Haiti and Jamaica

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Hurricane Melissa devastates Jamaica, Haiti and Cuba; at least 28 dead

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Hurricane Melissa smashes through Caribbean, accelerates towards Bermuda

Hurricane Melissa smashed through the northern Caribbean and was seen picking up speed as it churned across open ocean towards Bermuda on Thursday, leaving a trail of high winds and destruction from J...

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Hurricane Melissa: Caribbean reels from ‘unprecedented’ hurricane destruction

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Hurricane Melissa devastates Jamaica - island has no power, communication network crippled and lives shattered

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Hurricane Melissa update: Record-breaking storm devastates Caribbean nations—33 killed, damages touch $8 billion

At least 25 people lost lives in Haiti, with 18 others reported unaccounted for, according to the AP citing Haiti’s Civil Protection Agency.

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

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Hurricane Melissa devastates Jamaica as strongest storm on record, slams eastern Cuba

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Hurricane Melissa Wreaks $8 Billion of Damage, Kills Dozens

Lea en españolThe devastation from Hurricane Melissa came into focus after the record-setting storm moved past Jamaica, Haiti and Cuba with at least 33 deaths and almost $8 billion of damage in its wake.

Hurricane Melissa bears down on Jamaica as possibly the island’s strongest recorded storm

KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — Hurricane Melissa strengthened into a Category 5 storm Monday as it drew closer to Jamaica, where forecasters said it would unleash catastrophic flooding, landslides and widespread damage. It would be the strongest hurricane to hit the island since record-keeping began in 1851.