Mapped: Charting Hurricane Rafael’s path through the Gulf of Mexico
“Dry air and intense wind shear will tear Rafael apart in the Gulf of Mexico. The hurricane will quickly lose wind intensity as it approaches the coast. There is a possibility that Rafael could end up meandering in the Gulf off the coast of Louisiana and never make landfall in the U.S. as it falls apart into a cluster of thunderstorms.”
Cuba is working to recover after Hurricane Rafael hit the island on Wednesday. The National Hurricane Center ...
Hurricane Rafael blew through western Cuba on Wednesday night, flooding streets, damaging buildings and plunging ...
Parts of Cuba are reeling in the wake of Hurricane Rafael, a powerful Category 3 storm that ripped across the island ...
Hurricane Rafael’s strong winds knocked down Cuba’s entire electrical grid, ripped off roofs, uprooted trees and downed ...
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Hurricane Rafael knocks out power to Cuba; forecasters puzzled by pathThe hurricane center cautioned there is "larger-than-normal uncertainty regarding Rafael's intensity later in the forecast ...
The magnitude of the impact remained unclear through the early hours of the day, but forecasters warned that Hurricane ...
Hurricane Rafael has turned to the west after lashing Cuba, where it knocked out the country’s electrical grid, leaving ...
No, said Patricia Sánchez, meteorologist at the National Weather Service Fort Worth office. Since Rafael is tracking towards ...
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