Hurricane Melissa, with sustained winds reaching 175 mph, poses a severe threat to Jamaica, marking what could be the largest ever hurricane for the Caribbean island. The U.S. National Hurricane Center classified it as Category 5, forecasting its impact late Monday or early Tuesday.
Jamaican authorities have ordered evacuations and prepared a $33 million emergency response as Melissa threatens infrastructure. Prime Minister Andrew Holness emphasized the island's vulnerability, urging international aid as the storm promises days of extreme weather.
Neighboring nations like Haiti and Cuba have initiated evacuations, with authorities anticipating widespread damage. Experts warn that climate change contributes to faster and stronger hurricanes, exacerbating the dangers posed by storms like M

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