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Gabrielle's winds have increased to 75 mph, with rapid intensification possible. The storm is tracking north-northwest, expected to pass east of Bermuda on Monday. Large ocean swells are impacting Bermuda and will reach North America and Atlantic Canada. No warnings are in effect, but authorities remain alert.
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Tropical Storm Humberto is strengthening in the Atlantic, expected to become a major hurricane. A second system, Imelda, may develop nearby, with potential interactions including the Fujiwhara Effect. No immediate US threat, but Bermuda and the Caribbean should monitor closely. The storms could influence each other's paths.
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Priscilla, a large tropical storm with 65 mph winds, is heading northwest toward Mexico's coast. A tropical storm watch is in effect from Punta San Telmo to Punta Mita, with conditions expected Sunday and Monday. Another system, Octave, remains far offshore with no land impact forecast. The storm is forecast to reach hurricane status soon.
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Hurricane Priscilla weakened from a major storm to a tropical storm near Mexico's Baja California, bringing heavy rain, surf, and flood risks. Tropical Storm Jerry is strengthening in the Atlantic, while Tropical Storm Octave is dissipating in the Pacific. Authorities continue to monitor the storms' impacts.
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A Category 2 hurricane, Imelda, is passing over Bermuda with winds of 100 mph, causing power outages and flooding. The storm formed rapidly after affecting the Bahamas and Cuba, with forecasts indicating potential impacts on the U.S. later this week. The Atlantic hurricane season remains active through November 30.
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Hurricane Melissa, a slow-moving storm, is forecast to strengthen into a Category 4 hurricane, bringing heavy rain, flooding, and landslides to Jamaica, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. Authorities have issued warnings, and preparations are underway as the storm approaches the region.
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Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm, is approaching Jamaica and Cuba, with expected landfalls and heavy rainfall causing flooding, landslides, and evacuations. The storm has already caused fatalities in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Authorities warn of severe impacts and delayed recovery efforts.
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Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm with 185 mph winds, caused widespread damage in Jamaica and Cuba, with power outages, landslides, and flooding. The storm's severity is worsened by climate change, deforestation, and terrain susceptibility, raising concerns about future risks in the region.
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Hurricane Melissa, now Category 2, caused at least seven deaths across the Caribbean, with Cuba and Jamaica suffering extensive damage. Authorities evacuated hundreds of thousands, and warnings remain in effect as the storm moves through the region, threatening further destruction and flooding.
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Hurricane Melissa, one of the strongest on record, has caused at least 79 deaths across Jamaica, Haiti, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic. The storm, initially a Category 5, has weakened but remains destructive, prompting international aid and evacuations. Damage assessments are ongoing, with widespread infrastructure destruction reported.