Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday, October 28, and brought along catastrophic winds, torrential rain, and a massive storm. The Category 5 Hurricane left a trail of destruction in places such as Mandeville, Black River and Montego Bay, with a church and homes destroyed and cars submerged in water as streets were flooded. Multiple videos showing the aftermath of the Category 5 Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica have surfaced online. One video showed cars were submerged as powerful wind gusts hit Mandeville in Jamaica, while another clip showed a gazebo collapsing in Montego Bay after Hurricane Melissa made landfall as a Category 5 storm about 36 miles south in New Hope. Another video going viral on social media showed the historic St. John Parish Anglican Church in Black River being destroyed by Hurricane Melissa. Hurricane Melissa: ‘Storm of the Century’ Makes Landfall in Jamaica As Island Braces for Huge Damage (Watch Videos).

Video Shows Aftermath of Category 5 Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica's Black River

Cars Submerged in Mandeville After Hurricane Melissa Makes Landfall in Jamaica

Gazebo Collapses in Montego Bay As Hurricane Melissa Makes Landfall

Hurricane Melissa Causes Flooding in Streets of Western Jamaica

Hurricane Melissa Made landfall Near New Hope, Jamaica

Hurricane Melissa Leaves Trail of Destruction in Mandeville, Black River and Montego Bay

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