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This is NBC Nightly News with Hallie Jackson.

Good evening. We are coming on the air tonight with the rare megastorm muscling its way through the Caribbean.

With Hurricane Melissa expected to become a category five in a matter of hours, already dangerous and turning deadly.

With four people killed so far in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

Whole neighborhoods, underwater and cut off.

Now, it's heading directly for Jamaica, people boarding up windows, filling sandbags,

as that country braces for catastrophic destruction from what may be the strongest storm it has ever seen.

We have team coverage tonight, starting with George Solis, who has made his way to Kingston.

Tonight, urgent preps underway in Jamaica.

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