By Sarah Morland KINGSTON (Reuters) -Hurricane Melissa churned toward Cuba's second-largest city with the force of a powerful ...

Hurricane Melissa is set to bring catastrophic winds, flooding and storm surge to Jamaica, forecasters have warned.

Following a Category 5 landfall in Jamaica, Melissa is set to accelerate northward with destructive winds, extreme rainfall ...

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica around 1 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Oct. 28, according to the National Hurricane Center.

As Melissa churns to the north-northeast impacts will overspread parts of Cuba and the Bahamas. Here is a snapshot of the ...

The Category 5 storm is expected to cause "total structural failure" in parts of the island and unleash up to 40 inches of ...

Today, Today, there were numerous changes. Melissa developed into hurricane, before turning into a Category 5 hurricane. Then ...

Melissa has 175 mph winds and is moving north-northeast at about 5 mph, with its center about 115 miles southwest of Kingston ...

Hurricane Melissa remains an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane and its core is slamming Jamaica today. Winds increased ...

The storm has grown to one of the Atlantic's strongest on record, and is threatening to be the Atlantic's first Category 5 ...

Category 5 Hurricane Melissa set a collision course early Tuesday with Jamaica and made landfall at New Hope, Jamaica, on the ...

Melissa officially made landfall in Jamaica early Tuesday afternoon, and it is the stronger hurricane to ever make landfall ...