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Hurricane Melissa heads toward Cuba as a powerful storm, after hitting Jamaica with historic force

Hurricane Melissa came ashore in Jamaica Tuesday as a catastrophic Category 5 storm, one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes on record, and it will continue on to hit eastern Cuba as a major hurrican...

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Hurricane Melissa: Category 5 storm threatens Jamaica with devastation

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‘Communities warned about crocodiles’ during Hurricane Melissa: Jamaica resident

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Hurricane Melissa Leaves 49 Dead in Caribbean, Churns North

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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Nearly 50 Dead After Hurricane Melissa Thrashes Caribbean

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Relief Begins To Arrive As Jamaica, Haiti And Cuba Dig Out From Hurricane Melissa's Destruction

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2 dead after heavy rain brings intense flooding to New York City

Two people died in flooded basements on Thursday after heavy rain overwhelmed streets and subway stations in New York City.

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David Muir warns ABC viewers of a 'catastrophe' as Hurricane Melissa leaves seven dead

ABC World News Tonight returned on Monday, with host David Muir issuing an update on Hurricane Melissa, which is predicted to be the strongest on record for Jamaica

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David Muir's ABC show gets interrupted for 'catastrophic' hurricane update as fans pray

ABC World News Tonight was interrupted on Sunday evening as Linsey Davis shared a 'catastrophic' breaking news update about Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica.

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Covering Hurricane Melissa’s landfall, national TV news networks largely neglected the storm’s links to climate change

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in western Jamaica on October 28 as a Category 5 storm with 185 mph winds, tying the 1935 Labor Day Hurricane as the strongest Atlantic landfall on record. Scientists say abnormally warm ocean temperatures helped the storm double in strength in less than a day — a sign of how global warming is intensifying extreme weather.