With less than three months until the start of a new hurricane season, the National Hurricane Center is wrapping up some of ...

Four months after Hurricane Melissa devastated western Jamaica, the National Hurricane Center released a tropical cyclone report, upgrading Melissa’s peak sustained wind speeds to 190 mph.

Maximum sustained winds with Hurricane Melissa reached an intense 190 mph early in the morning of October 28, 2025.

The updated assessment of Hurricane Melissa finds the storm reached sustained winds of 190 mph at peak intensity.

Track Hurricane Melissa, tied for the strongest Atlantic storm ever with 190 mph winds. Read about its devastating impact on Jamaica, Haiti, Cuba, and The Bahamas.

Category 5 Hurricane Melissa was an eye-popping storm, smashing historical records - and the western end of Jamaica - last week. A rapid fire series of new scientific studies also suggest that climate ...

Melissa became a Category 3 hurricane that is expected to continue intensifying over the weekend. The hurricane was moving west at 3 mph with sustained winds of 115 mph. Life-threatening and ...

Hurricane Melissa's intensity has been upgraded, placing it alongside the most powerful storm ever recorded in the Atlantic basin.