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NHCA warns Melissa “Strengthening Better” As It Approaches Cuba to Group 4
Very recent 11pm et ulertory From the National Hearricane Panter (NHC) He chatted with “strongly strengthening as it approaches Eastern Cuba.”
The storm is expected to make the country “the strongest hurricane in a few hours.
“On promises CubaResidents should seek shelter immediately. “
NHC has warned Bahahas “Planning to protect life and property must be pursued to completion.”
Although Melissa briefly weakened to a third hurricane, it has regained a Category 4 status, according to the NHC.
Storm delays apply:
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Cuban Province of Granma, Santiago de Cuba, Guantanamo, Holbuin, and Tamba la Las
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Southeatheamernd and Central Bahamas
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NHC confirms Hurricane Melissa is expected to make landfall in Cuba soon
Hurricane Icelissa will make landfall in Cuba “soon”, according to the latest reports 2am and Authordory from the National Hurricane Center (NHC).
The NHC said:
Melissa is expected to make landfall in the southern part of Eastern Cuba as a very powerful storm.
On the forecast track, center Melissa is expected to move eastward this morning, toward the Southern or Central Bahamas later, and approach Bermuda on Thursday and Thursday night.
Maximum sustained winds are around 125 MPH (205 KPH) with maximum gusts.
Group 4 Melissa is predicted to make the eastern area Cuba Wednesday morning.
The sections from Guintánamo – in the Far East – to Camgingüey, almost in the middle of the long Cuba, had already stopped on Monday.
Increased rainfall up to 3.5m) in the area is expected to throw up to rain.
“Most of the land will be in those areas,” he said Michael Brennanhead of the US National Hurricane Center in Miami.
The tropical storm in Cuba was able to overcome the Cuban economic crisis, which has caused it to be very dark, with a shortage of fuel and a lack of food.
Trump assures us that they are ready to help Jamaica in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa
The US President spoke to reporters on air, during a visit from Japan to South Korea:
We are watching it very closely, and we are ready to move.
I have never seen this before. I think it might be higher, but I haven't cooled it yet.
Earlier, Jamaican Prime Minister Holney said he had received a message from the US secretary of state Marco Rutio. In the movie to ask and NBC Tom LlamasHolness said:
The Secretary of State and the President of the United States have always been good to us, and we have always been good and strong partners with the United States.
We believe that whatever will end the support, what we would like to achieve, there will be a great effort to achieve this.
A official platform he was was introduced By reaching the government of Jamaica to “cooperate with the “relief, encourage the helpers, and use the recovery efforts of the Hunlissa storm.”
Holnes told Llaam that the Jamaican Government will begin to take a break and recover as quickly as possible.
Cuban President warns the country that it is a 'very difficult night'
Typing on X, Miguel Díaz-Calm Berkezdez He said 73,000,000 people had searched so far.
Earlier, in a televised address wearing an olive green uniform, Díaz-Cannel urged people to ignore the storm's power, calling “
He asked residents not to bathe in swollen rivers and urged them to stay away from the site “until the order is issued.”
“There's going to be a lot of work to do. We know there's going to be a lot of damage.”
Jamaican Governments of the Bomans
National Hurricane Center (NHC) 11 pm et He said the Jamaican government had replaced “Hearricane” with a “stronger warning.”
Winds are forecast to be slow Jamaicabut the NHC recommended that it “remain safe in history until the sun.”
Rohan Brown, of JAAAICA's Menterologicalological Service travels along the coast, its Jamaica circulation can bring thunderstorms to the north of Jamaica at night.
NHCA warns Melissa “Strengthening Better” As It Approaches Cuba to Group 4
Very recent 11pm et ulertory From the National Hearricane Panter (NHC) He chatted with “strongly strengthening as it approaches Eastern Cuba.”
The storm is expected to make the country “the strongest hurricane in a few hours.
“On promises CubaResidents should seek shelter immediately. “
NHC has warned Bahahas “Planning to protect life and property must be pursued to completion.”
Although Melissa briefly weakened to a third hurricane, it has regained a Category 4 status, according to the NHC.
Storm delays apply:
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Cuban Province of Granma, Santiago de Cuba, Guantanamo, Holbuin, and Tamba la Las
-
Southeatheamernd and Central Bahamas
A hurricane, released 48 hours before a hurricane, occurs:
Tornado warnings are in effect:
We'll bring you the latest NHC updates in about an hour.
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Melissa heads to Cuba's second city, Santiago de Cuba, After making the neighboring area jumaica as the strongest hurricane on the rec Ban me The Earth.
A tropical cyclone near the south-west of the new hope, carrying sustained winds of up to 185mph (295km/h), according to the minimum value of the Saffir-Simpron group.
In South-Western Jamaica, the parish of S St Elizabeth was left “under water”, the official says, with more than 500,000 citizens without power.
“The reports that we have had from a distance include hospitals, significant damage to residential areas, large buildings and damage to roads, which were reported after the road passed.
Melissa weakened in the group 3 storm 3 But strengthened by the group 4 as it approaches the coast of Cuba. Officials there said about 500,000 people had been evacuated from areas vulnerable to wind and flooding.
Here are the highlights:
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Hurricane ifissa made landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday as a category 5 hurricane. I am Strongest to invade the island since 1851. Typhoon lost the power of the mountains 4. Typhoon 4, according to the typhoon.
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A typhoon is headed for Cuba. It could develop into a second wave by midnight, bringing winds between 140 and 145 mph.
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Cuban President Talks Hurricane could be “one of the strongest – or maybe the strongest. “We want to emphasize … The company Miguel Díal Díil Díaz Díaz Díaz said:” We want this event.
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Desmond McKenzie, The chairman of the disposal of the Jamaica Councinal Council Council, said on Pashide southwest of Elizabeth “it is in the water” – and it has been seriously damaged.
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Aid organizations and disaster relief organizations are preparing to deliver. They have started driving in Jamaica and elsewhere in the Caribbean on the run when the weather has changed enough to do well. The Red Cross has said it expects around 1.5 million people to be directly affected by the disaster, the biggest in Jamaica's history.
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A wonderful encouragement of Hurricane may be a sign of the rapid watering of the world's oceans. Melissa is the fourth rainstorm in the Atlantic this year to rapidly reduce its wind speed and strength. Such production has been linked to human impacts, which are causing the oceans to warm.
