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Hurricane Melissa crosses Jamaica

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Chicago woman stranded in Jamaica describes impact after Hurricane Melissa made landfall

"In the past 30 minutes, it's been probably picking up at least 50 miles per hour every hour."

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Houston woman recalls escape from Jamaica just days before Hurricane Melissa made landfall

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Toledo woman stranded in Jamaica as Hurricane Melissa makes landfall

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Hurricane Melissa chaos sees crocodiles roaming residential streets as Jamaica calls on Trump for emergency help: Live updates

Hurricane Melissa is set to pummel Jamaica today with the island braced for its strongest storm in its history.

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Hurricane Melissa makes landfall as Jamaica's strongest-ever storm

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'Worst Jamaica’s ever experienced': Dire forecast issued as Category 5 hurricane barrels towards Jamaica

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Jamaica braces for the strongest storm on Earth this year as Hurricane Melissa barrels toward the island, triggering mass evacuations

'This can become a true humanitarian crisis very quickly, and there is likely going to be the need for a lot of international support,' Porter said in a phone interview.

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Hurricane Melissa LIVE: Category 5 ‘storm of the century’ set to make landfall in Jamaica

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'Catastrophic' hurricane slams Jamaica with fierce winds and rain

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Boston woman says her Jamaica hotel is on lockdown as tourists try to ride out Melissa

Leilani Perez, of Hyde Park, is stuck on vacation in Jamaica as Hurricane Melissa pummels the country. "I'm definitely not prepared for it. So it's really just been an emotional rollercoaster. Thankfully, I'm with my mom," she said. She, her aunt, and her mother are celebrating her mother's birthday with a vacation in Ocean Coral Spring.

United States, Mexico, Costa Rica and Jamaica announce joint 2031 Women’s World Cup bid

NEW YORK — The United States Soccer Federation formally shared its plans to co-host the 2031 Women’s World Cup with Mexico, Costa Rica and Jamaica, the federation announced Monday. It is set to be the largest Women’s World Cup, with 48 teams participating across the four countries.