Windows blown in, trees uprooted and croc warnings - Hurricane Melissa batters Jamaica
Summary
Hurricane Melissa, a category four storm, hit Jamaica, causing severe damage with strong winds and floods. The storm has affected electricity supply and prompted warnings about crocodiles moving into residential areas. It is now moving towards Cuba and the Bahamas with continued warnings of potential destruction.Key Facts
- Hurricane Melissa is a category four storm with 150 mph winds.
- It made landfall in Jamaica with winds over 185 mph.
- The storm has caused flash flooding and storm surges.
- A third of Jamaica's population is currently without power.
- Up to 30 inches of rain is expected in some parts of Jamaica.
- Crocodiles may enter residential areas due to flooding.
- Jamaica experienced extreme weather and three storm-related deaths.
- The storm is moving towards Cuba, where 500,000 people have been evacuated.
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