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.”
There have already been storm impacts in the southeastern United States after Hurricane Rafael made landfall in Cuba. See ...
The storm had weakened somewhat since making landfall Wednesday, and by Thursday it had changed directions over the ...
The Category 2 storm was producing sustained winds of 105 mph and moving west-northwest at 9 mph. It's only the 7th ...
Hurricane Rafael headed into the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday after striking Cuba as a Category ... Hurricane-force winds ...
On Wednesday, Rafael made landfall in western Cuba as a Category 3 hurricane, knocking out the nation’s beleaguered ...
Tropical Storm Rafael is expected to reach hurricane status when it enters the Gulf of Mexico later this week, but ...
Hurricane Rafael has shift and is now moving west into the Gulf of Mexico and towards the Texas-Mexico border. See impacts ...
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