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Tropical Storm Melissa, Sarasota

Monster Tropical Storm Melissa could become Cat 5 hurricane, possible Sarasota impacts?

The storm is forecast to rapidly intensify this weekend, according to the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center in Miami.

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Tropical Storm Melissa: Follow the storm, possible impacts in Sarasota

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Hurricane Melissa Roars Toward Jamaica as a Category 4 Storm as Island Prepares for Landfall

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Jamaica braces as rapidly intensifying Hurricane Melissa creeps toward island

Tropical Storm Melissa has strengthened into a hurricane and is expected to become a major hurricane by the end of the weekend, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said on Saturday.

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Hurricane Melissa Live Updates: Category 5 Monster Has Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti In Its Path

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Melissa strengthens to a Category 5 hurricane as it nears Jamaica

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Melissa Strengthens Into A Category 4 Hurricane, Threatening Catastrophic Flooding In Jamaica, Haiti

Melissa was expected to drop torrential rains of up to 30 inches (760 millimeters) on Jamaica and southern Hispaniola — Haiti and the Dominican Republic — according to the hurricane center.

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Powerful Hurricane Melissa strengthens as it heads for Jamaica

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Watch live: Hurricane Melissa makes landfall in Jamaica as catastrophic flooding expected

Sarasota Herald-Tribune

Hurricane Imelda forms. See forecast, path, radar. Any threat to Sarasota, Bradenton?

Hurricane Imelda formed as a Category 1 storm and is forecast to move away from Florida. The storm is expected to strengthen as it moves northeast toward Bermuda. Florida's east coast can expect dangerous beach conditions, including rough surf and rip ...

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Live: Hurricane Helene expected to be Cat 4; Sarasota-Manatee forecast remains the same

7:15 Forecast update: Hurricane Helene becomes better organized, winds likely to reach Sarasota, Bradenton earlier Hurricane Helene continues to become better organized as it enters the Gulf of Mexico and could prompt a life-threatening storm surge along the Big Bend area of Florida and north of Tampa, according to the 7 p.m. Wednesday update from the National Weather Service in Ruskin.