I can help with a live hurricane tracker, but I don’t have direct access to real-time feeds in this reply. Here are reliable options you can open now for up-to-the-minute tracking of active tropical systems, including Hurricane Melissa and others: What to use for live tracking

• National Hurricane Center (NOAA) – Official advisories, cone forecasts, and storm discussions. Great for authoritative updates and forecast tracks.
• Weather.com (Hurricane Central) – Up-to-date storm tracks, watches/warnings, and easy-to-read maps.
• HurricaneMap.org – Interactive live hurricane tracker using official forecasts, with a user-friendly map and legend.
• Zoom Earth – Live satellite visuals and forecast maps for hurricanes, winds, and precipitation overlays.
• Windy (Hurricane tracker) – Worldwide animated weather map with wind and satellite overlays, useful for quick situational awareness.

Tips for following Melissa

• Check the NHC advisory cycle (usually every 3-6 hours) for the latest position, intensity, and forecast track.
• Monitor watch and warning statuses for your area, including tropical storm/hurricane watches and warnings.
• Use multiple sources to compare forecast cones and wind field estimates, as they can differ slightly between centers and models.
• If you’re in a watch/warning zone, follow local emergency management instructions and have a readiness plan.

Would you like a concise, up-to-the-minute summary for Hurricane Melissa, including current position, intensity, and projected track, using the latest publicly available updates you can view now? If yes, I can synthesize what these trackers show and highlight any critical impacts to watch for in your area.