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5:36Now PlayingHurricane Melissa has been described by the United Nations as the 'storm of the century'. Now, with wind speeds up to 185 mph, it has made landfall in Jamaica, threatening lives, homes, and entire communities.
Andrew Marr hears from someone living through the storm and from a scientist explaining why extreme weather events like Melissa are becoming more frequent and more powerful.
Dean Jones is an estate agent in Jamaica’s coastal town of Ocho-Rios.
Dr. Jess Neumann is an Associate Professor of Hydrology at the University of Reading.
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