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Tropical Storm Melissa is lurking

Jamaica could face days of hurricane conditions as Melissa set to rapidly intensify in the Caribbean

Jamaica and other parts of the Caribbean are staring down what could become a catastrophic, days-long assault of extreme rainfall and damaging winds.

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Tropical Storm Melissa stationary in the Caribbean as forecasters warn it will quickly intensify

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Saturday, Oct. 25: Latest developments on Tropical Storm Melissa from the NHC

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Tropical Storm Melissa expected to become hurricane this weekend

Tropical Storm Melissa is forecast to become a major hurricane this weekend.

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At least 3 dead in Haiti as Tropical Storm Melissa brings heavy rain, devastating flooding

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How strong will Tropical Storm Melissa get and where will it go? See the timeline

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Slim chance: Tropical Storm Melissa is lurking, but November hurricanes in Florida are rare

If Melissa were to eventually turn toward Florida and land here in November, it would be historic.

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Will Tropical Storm Melissa become a Cat 5 hurricane? Here's the timeline

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Interactive maps show timeline, predicted strength of Tropical Storm Melissa over next 5 days

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Slow storm forecast to ramp up in Caribbean

Tropical Storm Melissa was nearly stationary in the central Caribbean on Friday, with forecasters warning that it could strengthen and swipe Jamaica as a powerful hurricane and dump a staggering amount of rain -- up to 35 inches -- on southwest Haiti,

Tropical Storm Melissa forecast to bring days of rain to Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica. Maps show its path.

Tropical Storm Melissa is expected to bring days of heavy rain to the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Jamaica and may trigger life-threatening flash flooding, the National Hurricane Center says.

Tropical threat, located near Caribbean, has high odds of developing

A tropical wave, located very near the islands in the southeastern Caribbean on Sunday, could develop by midweek — potentially into a tropical storm, experts said.