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Hurricane Melissa Slams Into Jamaica

Hurricane Melissa: Is it safe to travel to Jamaica?

As of Monday, Melissa has been ranked as a “Category Five” hurricane – the highest possible category of hurricane, which can bring wind speeds of at least 157mph.

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Traveling to Jamaica: See latest travel advisory after Hurricane Melissa

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Airlines, cruise lines cancel Jamaica trips amid Hurricane Melissa

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October 28, 2025 - Hurricane Melissa

Melissa is an “extremely dangerous” Category 3 hurricane as it closes in on Cuba, the National Hurricane Center warned, after the storm made a historic landfall in Jamaica as one of the strongest Atla...

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How to help those impacted by Hurricane Melissa

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The best way to help Hurricane Melissa survivors may not be what you think

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New U.S. Advisory Tells Americans to Rethink Jamaica Travel Plans

If you're planning a trip to Jamaica anytime soon, you may want to pause and double-check your travel plans. The […] The post New U.S. Advisory Tells Americans to Rethink Jamaica Travel Plans appeared first on Travel Reveal.

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Latest Updates as Travel Industry Helps Jamaica, Caribbean After Hurricane Melissa

After Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica and the Caribbean, the travel industry quickly responded to support recovery efforts.

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Hurricane Melissa: What to know about the catastrophic storm's impact on travel to the Caribbean

Hurricane Melissa is currently a Category 2 hurricane traveling over Cuba on a northeast trajectory that mostly affects the northeastern part of the Caribbean Sea in the Greater Antilles. Wide-ranging, sustained damage is expected for any landmass in Melissa's path.

Watch Hurricane Melissa Jamaica live stream cameras as landfall targets Kingston, Treasure Beach

NOAA trackers expect Hurricane Melissa to make catastrophic landfall in Jamaica Tuesday. How to watch live cam video updates, track spaghetti models and more.