Hurricane Melissa, one of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes on record, has caused widespread destruction in Jamaica, Cuba, and Haiti. With winds reaching Category 5 strength, the storm made landfall in Jamaica, where it has been described as the strongest storm to hit the island in 174 years. As the hurricane progresses, it brought severe flooding to Cuba, prompting evacuations and relief efforts from organizations like the Red Cross. Dramatic footage shows homes submerged and damage across the islands. The hurricane has not only impacted the local population, with residents expressing trust in resilience during this crisis, but it also poses challenges for relief efforts, especially amid potential funding changes for U.S. aid. As the hurricane brings catastrophic conditions, travel has been severely affected, with airport closures and stranded tourists. The world watches closely as humanitarian organizations prepare to respond and assess the damage from this unprecedented storm.