At its peak, Hurricane Melissa produced 189 mph winds and had a minimum central pressure of 892 mb, making it one of the ...

Melissa was the only name from the 2025 storm list to be retired. It will be replaced by Molly. According to the hurricane ...

No more Hurricane Melissa, ever. World Meteorological Organization officially retired the name. Weather event acted like a ...

A world hurricane committee voted to retire Melissa as a hurricane name, and chose Molly as the replacement in 2031.

Forcasters at the National Hurricane Center have issued a final report on Hurricane Melissa, which devastated Jamaica in ...

The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season was quiet for Florida, but Hurricane Melissa set records and caused 95 deaths, including ...

A final report confirms Hurricane Melissa tied for strongest in the Atlantic basin and produced a record 252-mph wind gust before Jamaica landfall.

The World Meteorological Organization has officially retired the name 'Melissa' from their list of hurricane names. The News 8 Storm Team gathered the latest details.

The National Hurricane Center is expanding its use of artificial intelligence tools to enhance hurricane tracking and intensity forecasts. The 2026 hurricane season will begin on June 1, 2026.

The National Hurricane Center confirmed Melissa registered peaked sustained winds of 190 mph, tying Hurricane Allen’s 1980 record as the strongest winds ever measured in an Atlantic hurricane.

Many of the experts we talked to described the offseason as more active than hurricane season. Here's what they're up to.