Area to watch in Atlantic monitored for development as Hurricane Rafael churns through Gulf of Mexico
Hurricane Rafael entered the Gulf of Mexico late Wednesday after making landfall in western Cuba earlier in the day. To the east of Rafael, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring another area for possible development in the southwestern Atlantic Ocean as the countdown to the end of hurricane season begins.
The developing system follows Tropical Storm Rafael, which is expected to become a hurricane in the Caribbean.
Rafael is the 17th named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, and it could become the 11th hurricane. The season lasts ...
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 ...
Tropical Storm Rafael formed in the Caribbean on Monday, a storm that's predicted to intensify into a hurricane and threaten ...
The severe weather system is expected to intensify rapidly in the coming days as it approaches the mainland U.S.
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Patty forms in North Atlantic, but Texas waits for tropical storm to emerge in CaribbeanSubtropical Storm Patty formed early Saturday in the North Atlantic near the Azores and was spinning eastward toward the ...
The maximum sustained winds of Patty Monday morning were 40 mph as the tropical storm moved east-northeast across the ...
A rare November tropical threat could impact the United States over the weekend amid an unusual and relentless hurricane season that shows no signs of letting up.
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