National Hurricane Center tracking Category 2 Rafael in Gulf, system in Caribbean
Some of the models suggest that Rafael may even do a small loop out in the Gulf. Meanwhile, a trough of low pressure near Puerto Rico is bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms to the area but has a low chance of development over the next week.
Tropical Storm Rafael forms as National Hurricane Center predicts move into Gulf of Mexico
National Hurricane Center. Forecasters say it will be a hurricane by the time it enters the southeast Gulf of Mexico by Tuesday night. The Lower and Middle Florida Keys from Key West of the Channel 5 bridge are now under a Tropical Storm Watch.
Tropical Storm Rafael is gradually weakening in the Gulf of Mexico with sustained winds now at 40 mph and is expected to ...
With less than a month left of hurricane season, the National Hurricane Center is monitoring multiple areas with tropical ...
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As per the National Hurricane Center’s 3 pm Saturday update, Tropical Storm Rafael is 315 miles north-northwest of ...
National Hurricane Center forecasters say there's a 70% chance that a broad area of low pressure will develop over the ...
Low wind shear and very warm water could mean another depression, tropical storm or even hurricane in early November.
11. A special update from the National Hurricane Center at 10:20 p.m. Tuesday night indicates that the Hurricane Hunters found Francine’s maximum winds had increased to 85 miles per hour.
Fifteen named storms have formed this hurricane season, which is about average. Five hurricanes have made landfall in the U.S ...
The National Hurricane Center is tracking a hurricane that is moving across the Gulf of Mexico this week. Hurricane ...
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