Flooding triggered by Hurricane Melissa has killed 25 people in Haiti and has left parts of Cuba underwater after the storm hit the island on Wednesday. Melissa, one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes on record, previously hit Jamaica with unprecedented 185mph winds on Tuesday. According to the mayor of Petit-Goâve in southern Haiti, 25 people died when the La Digue river burst its banks and flooded nearby homes. #itvnews | ITV News

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AT LEAST 2 DEATHS REPORTED IN NEW YORK FROM FLOODING AS A RESULT OF HEAVY RAINFALL YESTERDAY ABC NEWS | At least two people died Thursday in flooded basements after record rainfall in parts of New York City that also deluged some streets and subway stations, according to police. ABC New York station WABC said a 39-year-old man was found unconscious and unresponsive in a flooded basement in Brooklyn. The FDNY Scuba Team recovered his body from the basement before he was taken to the hospital wher

Streets in Brooklyn, New York were heavily flooded on October 30 after intense rainfall, leaving cars partially submerged and forcing residents to wade through flooded streets. Emergency crews were deployed as the downpour caused major disruptions for drivers and commuters across the borough. | TRT World

Unbelievable scenes from Montego Bay Airport as Hurricane Melissa tears through Jamaica with catastrophic force. Flooded terminals, collapsed ceilings, and winds exceeding 180 mph have left one of the Caribbean’s busiest airports in ruins. Passengers and staff are sheltering in darkness as emergency crews battle rising water and debris. 🇯🇲 This is not just a storm — it’s a humanitarian crisis unfolding in real time. Stay strong, Jamaica. The world is watching, praying, and preparing to help. ⚠

The lobby of a luxury resort in Florida flooded over the weekend and visitors captured the mess on video. Read the full story in our bio link. | People