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Hurricane Melissa to hit Jamaica

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Hurricane Melissa is now a rare Category 5 storm as it closes in on a historic, catastrophic landfall in Jamaica

Melissa rapidly intensified over the weekend and is now a rare Category 5 hurricane with 160 mph winds.

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Now a Category 3 storm, Hurricane Melissa expected to continue strengthening

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Jamaica braces for 'catastrophic' impacts from Hurricane Melissa: Updates

See Hurricane Melissa path, spaghetti models. Florida impacts?

Forecasters say Melissa poses little to no risk for Florida and the U.S. at this time.

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Hurricane Melissa live updates: Category 5 storm threatens Jamaica with devastation

Melissa Strengthens To A Category 5 Hurricane As It Nears Jamaica

Melissa Grows Into Category 3 Hurricane While Unleashing Torrential Rain in the North Caribbean

“If those rains were to occur, you’re talking about catastrophic flooding potential,” said Jamie Rhome, the center’s deputy director.

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Hurricane Melissa could be strongest to ever hit Jamaica

Melissa a Category 4 hurricane as Jamaica braces for impact

MSNBC Reveals Date When It Will Change to MS

MSNBC Reveals Date When It Will Change to MS NOW

MSNBC has announced it will rebrand as MS NOW (My Source for News, Opinion, and the World) on November 15, marking the end of its almost 30-year brand as the network separates from its parent company,...

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MSNBC President Reveals Date for Network's Official Name Change to MS NOW

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MSNBC Sets Official Date for MS NOW Name Change

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What you need to know about MS NOW

Pay TV subscribers can watch MS NOW by logging in to its website through their TV provider. MS NOW will also be available to pay TV subscribers to stream live on the MS NOW mobile app and Roku, tvOS, Fire TV, Samsung, Vizio, Android TV, and Comcast Xumo connected TVs apps.

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The GOP expected Democrats to relent on the shutdown by now. That isn't happening.

Democrats have only hardened their position as the government shutdown enters its 24th day, leaving Republican majorities in Congress with few answers — and many criticisms.