Out front next, the breaking news, Hurricane Melissa, now the strongest storm to hit the planet this year.

Life-threatening flooding, storm surge and mud slides all in these hours ahead of us.

We're on the ground in Jamaica tonight, and we will speak to a storm chaser who just flew through this record-busting hurricane.

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Let's go out front.

And good evening.

I'm Aaron Burnett.

And out front on this Monday, the breaking news.

The strongest storm to hit planet Earth this year is about to make landfall.

And we are showing you right now the live pictures in Jamaica, in Kingston. You can see rainfall winds already reaching the island.

As category five, Hurricane Melissa churns closer

and churns ended in an incredibly slow rate,

moving very slowly, but with winds,

fierce winds, sustained winds of 175 miles an hour.

If you look at the bands of speeds, right, that would be a category six.

But there is no such thing.

So 175, expected to be the strongest storm that Jamaica has ever faced,

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