Hurricane Melissa evolved into a Category 4 hurricane this Saturday and could be converted to category 5 in the next few hours.
The above was reported by National Hurricane Center (CNH) from United States and indicated that this Sunday, the hurricane maintains winds of about 225 km/h, which is why they warn of its possible evolution.
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Likewise, the CNH reported that Melissa, after affecting Dominican Republic, Cuba and Haiti On this Saturday’s day, his career would affect Jamaica with damaging winds, river overflows, flooding, damage to infrastructure and heavy rain over the weekend.
Hurricane Update #Melissa.
Extremely dangerous category 4 with winds of 220 km/h. It could reach category 5.
High risk… pic.twitter.com/Thf6BOHj5h
— SkyAlert Storm (@SkyAlertStorm) October 26, 2025
For its part, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) of Mexico, given the evolution of Melissa on the coasts of Jamaica, reminded fellow citizens who live or spend a stay in that country, to remain alert to the recommendations of local authorities and to be aware of the numbers of the Mexican embassy in Kingston.
Given the approach of Hurricane Melissa to the coasts of Jamaica, the @SRE_mx Remember the consular attention numbers for Mexicans who are in the Caribbean country.
Likewise, we recommend staying alert for notifications and…— Foreign Affairs (@SRE_mx) October 26, 2025
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