Hurricane Ida Aftermath

Jamaica, Hurricane Melissa

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Where is Hurricane Melissa headed next? Jamaica damage, aftermath after historic landfall

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica as a catastrophic Category 5 storm.

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Hurricane Melissa: Category 5 storm threatens Jamaica with devastation

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Despair spreads across historic seaport in Jamaica that Hurricane Melissa demolished

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Hurricane Melissa leaves more than 45 dead as rescue efforts ramp up

Hurricane Melissa ‘s confirmed death toll climbed to 49 on Thursday, according to official reports, after wreaking destruction across much of the northern Caribbean and picking up speed as it headed p...

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Rough weather rolls through Eastern Canada; Melissa expected to miss Newfoundland

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28 Floridians rescued from Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa’s devastation

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Hurricane Melissa leaves 49 dead in Caribbean, churns north

Authorities in Haiti, which was not directly hit but nevertheless suffered days of torrential rains from the slow-moving storm, reported at least 30 deaths and 20 more missing.

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Hurricane Melissa left meteorologists stunned and worried

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Rough weather arrives as Hurricane Melissa heads toward Canadian waters

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Hurricane Melissa’s destructive aftermath emerges after running through the Caribbean

Following Hurricane Melissa’s destructive path through Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and Cuba, reports and footage of its aftermath were beginning to be released on Wednesday morning. In Jamaica,

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After Hurricane Ida remnants damaged it in 2021, Bancroft Bridge in Wilmington reopens

The Bancroft Bridge was irreparably damaged after Hurricane Ida remnants hit in 2021. This October, the new bridge was unveiled.

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Neighbors Mourn Two Men Who Died in NYC Basements During Deluge

A day after two men died in flooded basements in Brooklyn and Manhattan, locals reckoned Friday with the aftermath of the city’s latest torrential downpour. The pair of deaths from the sudden soaking marked the first time in more than three years that New Yorkers have died from flooding due to extreme weather.