Melissa is expected to strengthen to a hurricane later today. In this video, The Weather Channel (U.S.) reports at 5:10 AM on Saturday, October 25, 2025, on the latest developments about the storm.

We just posted a brand-new video on our YouTube channel covering the latest on Melissa as of this early Saturday morning, October 25, 2025. Watch now for the newest updates and what’s next for Jamaica. youtube.com/watch?v=xWTcgz…

The 7 AM update from the U.S. National Hurricane Center shows that Tropical Storm Melissa is now moving towards the west-northwest at 1 mph, still packing 70 mph winds. We are still under a hurricane warning as she strengthens and continuous threaten to make landfall here.

This isn’t being talked about enough, if Melissa makes landfall in southern Jamaica as a major hurricane, the storm surge could be catastrophic. In this video, The Weather Channel (U.S.) explains why storm surge is one of the deadliest parts of any hurricane.

In this video, The Weather Channel (U.S.) reports at 7:51 AM on Saturday, October 25, 2025, on the latest developments about Tropical Storm Melissa.

Have you seen this video? It’s going viral right now, people are strapping down roofs and placing cement blocks thinking it helps. But this could do more harm than good. In 2007, a teen in White Horses, St. Thomas died when a block fell through her roof during Hurricane Dean.

8:55 AM, Saturday, October 25, 2025: Jamaican Doppler radar shows green and yellow colours, meaning light to heavy rainfall continues across northern parishes from last night. Caused by Melissa’s anticlockwise spin, conditions expected to worsen tonight into Sunday morning.

Jamaica is now under a Hurricane Warning as future Hurricane Melissa threatens to make landfall here. In this video, The Weather Channel (U.S.) explains the structure of a hurricane and shares some fascinating facts about these powerful storms.

The 10 AM update from the U.S. National Hurricane Center shows that Tropical Storm Melissa is still moving toward the west-northwest at 1 mph with winds of 70 mph. The fact that the 10 AM projected path hasn’t changed increases the likelihood that we will be hit for sure.

A landfalling Major Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica is imminent. In this video, The Weather Channel (U.S.) reports at 10:03 AM on Saturday, October 25, 2025, on the latest developments regarding Tropical Storm Melissa.

Atención! The latest infrared satellite images of the Caribbean as of 10:50 AM on Saturday, October 25, 2025 shows Tropical Storm Melissa growing bigger and strengthening towards major hurricane status. Her cloud tops fanning outward are a clear sign of intensification. Unu rdy?

For those living near the sea, listen up. If Melissa strikes southern Jamaica as a major hurricane of category 3 to 5, the storm surge could be catastrophic. In this video, The Weather Channel (U.S.) explains why storm surge is one of the deadliest aspects of any hurricane.

After Melissa floods us out, she is likely to make landfall as a major hurricane of Category 3 to 5 intensity. In this video, The Weather Channel (U.S.) reports at 11:50 AM on Saturday, October 25, 2025, on the latest developments regarding Melissa.

Breaking News! Melissa has now strengthened to a hurricane of Category 1 status with maximum sustained winds of 75 mph. She continues to move slowly toward the west-northwest at 1 mph and remains on track to make landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday. Get ready!

Footage has surfaced Hurricane Melissa’s outer bands landing in Montego Bay, St. James. Locals report winds, rain, and one very dramatic entrance. Buckle up, Jamaica, she’s just warming up.

Melissa is now a hurricane that will flood us out first today, Sunday, & Monday, then make landfall on Tuesday. Are you ready for the torrential rains and extreme winds? In this video, The Weather Channel (U.S.) shares crucial preparedness tips to help you prepare if you haven’t.

The latest infrared satellite image of Hurricane Melissa at 1:40 PM on Saturday, October 25, 2025 shows she’s developing but has no visible eye yet. However, the Jamaica Doppler radar reveals her eye and eyewall, where the strongest winds and heaviest rain are located.

Hurricane Melissa is expected to unleash flooding rains across parts of Jamaica well before making landfall on Tuesday, October 28, 2025. In this video, The Weather Channel (U.S.) explains the dangers of flash floods and key safety tips to stay alive during this dangerous weather

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Attention! Melissa has now strengthened to a high end Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 90 mph. She is now moving slowly toward the west at 3 mph and remains on track to make landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday.