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Tropical Storm Melissa nearly stationary

Will Tropical Storm Melissa impact South Florida? See its projected path.

Tropical Storm Melissa has formed in the Caribbean, making it the 13th named storm in the Atlantic this year, the Miami-based National Hurricane Center announced Tuesday morning. The NEXT Weather team at CBS Miami said no direct impacts are expected to South Florida at this time,

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Tropical Storm Melissa near hurricane strength, could become Cat 5 storm. Florida update

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Monster Tropical Storm Melissa could become Cat 5 hurricane, possible Sarasota impacts?

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Tropical Storm Melissa: Follow the storm, possible impacts in Brevard

Forecasters are monitoring Tropical Storm Melissa, which is expected to become a “major” hurricane by the end of the weekend.

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Tropical Storm Melissa now a hurricane, NHC says

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Storm Melissa Reaches Hurricane Strength, Threatens Catastrophic Flooding In Northern Caribbean

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Slim chance: Tropical Storm Melissa is lurking, but November hurricanes in Florida are rare

If Melissa were to eventually turn toward Florida and land here in November, it would be historic.

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Tropical Storm Melissa Trudges Through Caribbean as Forecasters Warn It Will Quickly Intensify

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Tropical Storm Melissa: Follow the storm, possible impacts in Sarasota

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Melissa Strengthens into a Hurricane as It Lashes the Caribbean With Heavy Rain

The storm was forecast to dump up to 25 inches of rain over Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Jamaica as it continues to strengthen this weekend.

Hurricane Melissa forms, likely to cause ‘catastrophic’ situation in Caribbean

Melissa is forecast to rapidly intensify into a major hurricane and bring life-threatening rainfall, landslides and storm surge to Jamaica, Haiti and elsewhere.

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Florida braces as Tropical Storm Melissa kills 4 and experts issue chilling disaster warning

Tropical Storm Melissa could reach Category 5 as it rapidly intensifies, with forecasters warning of a potential 'humanitarian disaster' while impacts will be felt as far as Florida next week