Hurricane Melissa gets Even Stronger...

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Hurricane Melissa is Stronger! Hurricane Melissa is Category 5 hurricane with winds of 165 mph... CHANGES (and there are always some and will be more): - Stronger Hurricane - Worst in West Jamaica - Slower Moving What this means is explained in the video for you. Always have you covered as this continues to change! JAMAICA: SEEK YOUR SAFE PLACE and be ready to SHELTER IN PLACE: Be where you need to be for Hurricane Melissa. Conditions are getting worse along the southern coast of Jamaica. Complete structure failure is possible where the center of this comes onshore, for homes that are not built well. Roof damage will be extensive, and in the core of the hurricane, roofs can be torn off. For many, power will be out for weeks, if not longer. Some roads will be washed away due to storm surge and inland flooding. Communities may be isolated. Please have many days of food and water on hand. We all have different means, so thank you for looking out for each other as you always do! The rain will be up to 700 mm in some sections (20-30 inches!)! The flooding will be catastrophic. Please seek safety away from areas known to flood. The storm surge along the southern coast will be life-threatening. HAITI: Life-threatening rain will lead to mudslides across the Tiburon Peninsula. Tropical Storm Winds will last into Tuesday across the Tiburon Peninsula. This is a slow mover. Some of us will have quiet weather at times today, while others get the Tropical Storm Conditions. Then, the Hurricane Conditions arrive Tonight on the Southern Coast of Jamaica, then spread across all of Jamaica after Midnight into the rest of Tuesday. Eastern Cuba, Southeastern Bahamas, Turks and Caicos: Make your hurricane preparations now. When the sun goes down, be where you need to be. This Weather Community is with you. Jamaica is strong! I thank you for all your kindness and all you've done to get the word out. Be safe. - Brian