Current Hurricane Track

Melissa, National Hurricane Center

Where is Hurricane Melissa headed? Track storm's path as it's set to weaken

Hurricane Melissa is expected to weaken into an extratropical cyclone on Friday, Oct. 31, the National Hurricane Center said.

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National Hurricane Center tracking Hurricane Melissa as it speeds away from Bermuda

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Hurricane Melissa tears through the Caribbean. Maps show its forecast path.

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Haiti, Cuba and Jamaica pick up the pieces after Melissa's destruction

The rumble of large machinery, whine of chain saws and chopping of machetes echoed through communities across the northern Caribbean on Thursday as they dug out from the destruction of Hurricane Melis...

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Phone companies waive fees to help families contact loved ones in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa

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The Latest: Hurricane Melissa impacting southeastern Bahamas after dozens killed across Caribbean

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U.S. ready to send humanitarian aid to Cuba after Hurricane Melissa devastation

A day after Hurricane Melissa, one of the most powerful Atlantic storms in recorded history, battered eastern Cuba, there is a clearer picture of the devastation it left in an impoverished country wh...

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Four deaths from Hurricane Melissa confirmed in Jamaica as storm leaves trail of destruction across Caribbean

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Deaths Climb As Jamaica, Haiti And Cuba Dig Out From Hurricane Melissa's Destruction

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National Hurricane Center tracks Hurricane Melissa approaching Bermuda off Florida coast

Hurricane Melissa has strengthened back into a Category 2 hurricane after devastating Jamaica, Cuba and the Bahamas and is heading toweard Bermuda.

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Hurricane center in Florida tracking tropical wave in Caribbean. Will it become Melissa?

Will it rain today? Atlantic hurricane season is June 1 to Nov. 30, 2025, with most tropical storm activity between August and October in Florida.

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Melissa Dissipates, Leaves Destruction and at Least 50 Dead in Caribbean

Melissa was the most powerful storm ever to directly hit Jamaica, and the first major hurricane to do so since 1988. U.S. forecaster AccuWeather estimated $48 billion to $52 billion in damage and economic loss across the western Caribbean.