The worst of #hurricane Melissa is battering Bermuda.


 


- Mike Seidel's post delivers on-the-ground data from Bermuda during Hurricane Melissa's peak, reporting 98 mph gusts at the National Museum—surpassing airport readings of 69 mph—and outages for 40% of BELCO customers, amid the storm's northward churn after Caribbean landfalls.

- The attached 31-second video, filmed at night in Hamilton, vividly depicts surging waves slamming a pier, rain-lashed buildings, and wind-whipped palm trees, emphasizing Melissa's tropical storm-force impacts on the isolated British territory.

- Following Melissa's Category 5 strike on Jamaica and deadly toll of at least 49 lives across Haiti, Jamaica, and Cuba, this update highlights Bermuda's vulnerability, with forecasts predicting heavy rains extending to the U.S. Mid-Atlantic and New England. 

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