Category 5 Hurricane Melissa Slams Jamaica: 'Take Cover Now'
New York PostOctober 28, 20252 min7,701 views
13 connectionsΒ·14 entities in this videoβHurricane Melissa's Impact on Jamaica
- π Category 5 Hurricane Melissa is making landfall on Jamaica's southwestern coast with maximum sustained winds of 185 miles per hour.
- β οΈ Officials warn of an extremely dangerous and life-threatening situation, urging residents to take cover now.
- β‘ Catastrophic winds are expected to cause total structural failure near the storm's core, particularly in western Jamaica.
Storm Hazards and Projections
- π Life-threatening storm surge and damaging waves are anticipated along the southern coast.
- β°οΈ Catastrophic flash flooding and landslides are predicted across the island, leading to widespread infrastructure damage.
- π Expect widespread communications and power outages, with isolated communities potentially cut off.
Wind Speeds and Eyewall Conditions
- π¨ Residents may experience wind speeds approaching 300 kilometers per hour (185 mph), especially within the eyewall.
- π§οΈ The eyewall will also bring the most torrential downpours of rainfall.
- π After the eye passes, winds will shift to the opposite direction, requiring continued preparedness.
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