Hurricane Melissa has made landfall in Jamaica, unleashing powerful winds and dangerous storm surges. The hurricane is expected to bring waves reaching up to 13 feet (3.9 meters) above ground level, posing significant threats to coastal areas. The National Hurricane Center has warned of widespread destruction caused by flying debris and severe flooding. Emergency services are on high alert, urging residents to seek shelter and avoid unnecessary travel. This marks one of the most intense storms to hit the region this year, with experts emphasizing the importance of preparedness in the face of such extreme weather events. The impact of Hurricane Melissa is likely to disrupt daily life, damage infrastructure, and affect local economies for weeks to come.