The National Hurricane Center confirms 2025 Hurricane Melissa's 190 peak winds match Hurricane Allen's mark in 1980.

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The updated assessment of Hurricane Melissa finds the storm reached sustained winds of 190 mph at peak intensity.

Maximum sustained winds with Hurricane Melissa reached an intense 190 mph early in the morning of October 28, 2025.

A new report by the National Hurricane Center has pegged Hurricane Melissa with 190 mph winds, tied for the strongest ever measured in the Atlantic.

The storm's maximum sustained windspeeds reached 190 mph, a feat not achieved since Hurricane Allen struck in 1980.

The National Hurricane Center's final post-storm analysis confirms Hurricane Melissa reached 190 miles per hour.

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