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Hurricane Melissa approaches Jamaica

Hurricane Melissa's destruction in Jamaica seen in before-and-after satellite images

More than 25,000 people were still crowded in shelters on the island on Wednesday, after the storm temporarily displaced some residents and left others homeless.

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Category 5 Hurricane Melissa brings flooding and catastrophic winds to Jamaica

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Hurricane Melissa hits Jamaica as Category 5 storm with 185 mph winds l Watch live

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Hurricane Melissa leaves a trail of devastation after tearing through the Caribbean

Hurricane Melissa brought devastation and death to the Caribbean as it tore through the region as one of the most powerful Atlantic storms in more than 150 years.

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Members of Waterloo region's Caribbean association 'anxious' as Hurricane Melissa makes landfall

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Scenes From the Caribbean, as Hurricane Melissa Hits

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Eye of Melissa moves past Jamaica after hitting as strongest hurricane in the region in 174 years

Colin Bogle, a Mercy Corps advisor based near Kingston, said most families are sheltering in place despite the government ordering evacuations in flood-prone communities.

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Hurricane leaves trail of destruction across Caribbean

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Hurricane Melissa leaves trail of destruction across Cuba, Haiti and Jamaica

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Hurricane Melissa live updates: At least 30 dead as storm heads to Bermuda

Melissa tore through the Caribbean as one of the most powerful storms in history. By Thursday, the storm weakened as it left the Bahamas.

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Disastrous images emerge from Jamaica following direct hit by Hurricane Melissa

At first light on Wednesday, the coastal communities of southwestern Jamaica bore the devastation of being in the direct path of Hurricane Melissa.

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Jamaicans in Massachusetts anxiously try to contact relatives after Hurricane Melissa, "it's agonizing"

As Hurricane Melissa continues through the Caribbean, members of the Jamaican community in the Greater Boston area are anxiously trying to contact relatives back home.