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Tropical Storm Melissa intensifying

Tropical Storm Melissa stationary in the Caribbean as 4 deaths reported and huge rains expected

The National Hurricane Center warned that heavy rainfall would cause “catastrophic flash flooding and landslides across southwestern Haiti by this weekend into early next week.”

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Tropical Storm Melissa takes aim at Caribbean: Latest forecast

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Tropical Storm Melissa has formed in the Caribbean. See where it's headed.

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Landslide Kills 3 in Haiti, and More Rain From Melissa Is on the Way

Three people were killed in a landslide near Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as Tropical Storm Melissa crawled its way through the Caribbean, and on Friday authorities across the region were preparing for addi...

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Bryan Norcross shares latest analysis on Melissa

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Storm Melissa Threatens Jamaica, on Track to Reach Category 4

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Tampa Bay community watching closely as Tropical Storm Melissa gains strength

“It’s scary because most of the people in Haiti now don’t have a house and they’re either running for their life away from the gangs or have to leave their area or where they are because they’re taki...

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Tropical Storm Melissa Crawling Through Caribbean Sea

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Tropical Storm Melissa to become a hurricane Saturday and rapidly intensify: NHC

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Terrifying footage shows what it would be like on Lake Michigan in yesterday’s massive 17-foot waves

A camera mounted on a buoy in Lake Michigan last weekend shows what it would be like in very rough conditions.

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Bajans returning ahead of storm

Some Barbadian students at the Mona Campus of the University of the West Indies are making their way home ahead of the anticipated passage of a dangerous

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Storm erodes shoreline, floods streets in Slaughter Beach

SLAUGHTER BEACH, DE- Strong winds and high waters from an ongoing coastal storm battered Slaughter Beach, taking much of the beach and causing severe damage to the shoreline.

#EyeOnMelissa: Burger Gully residents brace for heavy rain as storm approaches

As Jamaica prepares for the possible effects of Tropical Storm Melissa, residents of Burger Gully in Mountain View, St Andrew, spent Friday stacking sandbags along the gully to help prevent flooding.