Updated at 9:49 AM E.T.on Wednesday, October 29
The full scope of the disaster in Jamaica is not yet clear, and the impacts from the storm are not finished.Even though Hurricane Melissa is now heading toward the Central and Southeastern Bahamas, the two
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Destructive Hurricane[1] Melissa made its second landfall early Wednesday morning, this time blasting portions of eastern Cuba with damaging winds[2] and flooding[3] rain just hours after devastating Jamaica as one of the most powerful
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Destructive Hurricane[1] Melissa made its second landfall early Wednesday morning, this time blasting portions of eastern Cuba with damaging winds[2] and flooding[3] rain just hours after devastating Jamaica as one of the most powerful
KINGSTON, Jamaica – As the record-breaking Hurricane Melissa[1] brings destructive winds, torrential rain and aggressive storm surge across Jamaica, widespread flooding has Jamaican officials warning of another dangerous and unusual threat:crocodiles.
Jamaica's
BLACK RIVER, Jamaica – New videos from Jamaica show catastrophic conditions bearing down on the island, as Melissa[1] slammed the nation as a Category 5 hurricane[2] on Tuesday.
The storm made landfall at 1 p.m.in the town of New Hope in southwest Jamaica,
BLACK RIVER, Jamaica – New videos from Jamaica show catastrophic conditions bearing down on the island, as Melissa[1] slammed the nation as a Category 5 hurricane[2] on Tuesday.
The storm made landfall at 1 p.m.in the town of New Hope in southwest Jamaica,
BUXTON, N.C. – Two more unoccupied homes in the Outer Banks of North Carolina[1] fell into the ocean on Tuesday morning, as erosion continues to eat away at the islands.
These two losses occurred in the village of Buxton, collapsing within 15 minutes of
BUXTON, N.C. – Five more unoccupied homes in the Outer Banks of North Carolina[1] fell into the ocean on Tuesday, as erosion continues to eat away at the islands.
The five losses occurred in the village of Buxton, according to the National Park Service