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Hurricane Melissa is now a rare Category 5 storm

See Hurricane Melissa tracker, projected path of Category 5 storm

Hurricane Melissa has strengthened into a Category 5 storm and is forecast to bring destructive winds and storm surge and "catastrophic flooding" to Jamaica through the day, according to the National Hurricane Center.

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

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Hurricane Melissa Live Tracker: Landfall Date, Areas Likely To Be Affected And All You Need To Know

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Hurricane Melissa hits Jamaica as buildings damaged

Footage shows damaged buildings after Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica.

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Jamaica braces for category 5 hurricane Melissa

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Hurricane Melissa hits eastern Cuba as a Category 3 storm

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Jamaica's strongest-ever storm, Hurricane Melissa, turns to Cuba

"Today will be very difficult for tens of thousands, if not millions of people in Jamaica," IFRC's Necephor Mghendi said via video link from Port of Spain in Trinidad and Tobago.

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Hurricane Melissa hits Cuba with 120mph winds as Jamaican PM declares 'disaster area'

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Trump’s military campaign in Caribbean may clash with hurricane relief efforts as Melissa hits Jamaica

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CNN interrupts show for breaking news as hosts issue 'catastrophic landfall' warning

CNN News Central delivered urgent breaking news coverage regarding an intense storm building which is projected to bring 160 mph winds, 13 foot storm surges, and 40 inches of rain

'Extremely dangerous' storm heads toward Cuba after battering Jamaica

Hurricane Melissa, which is stronger than Hurricane Katrina, is set to bring catastrophic winds, flash flooding and high storm surges to the island of Jamaica.

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Tracking the storm approaching NY and NJ: Timeline, rain totals and more

Heavy rain and gusty winds are expected in New York and New Jersey this week as a storm system approaches the tri-state area, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters warn there is a risk of flash flooding.