Tropical Storm Rafael falls apart in the Gulf, but season’s not over yet
Tropical Storm Rafael is no more. Rafael, which became a Category 3 hurricane twice and hit Cuba on Nov. 6, fell apart in the Gulf of Mexico over the weekend and was ruled a post-tropical system on Sunday by the National Hurricane Center.
A broad area of low pressure will likely form over the southwestern Caribbean Sea in a few days. Some slow development is possible late this week while the system drifts westward. A tropical ...
the NHC said it expects a broad area of low pressure to form over the western Caribbean Sea during the next couple of ...
The National Hurricane Center is tracking weakening Tropical Storm Rafael in the Gulf of Mexico. A disturbance in the Caribbean could develop later this week ...
The National Hurricane Center has issued advisories for Potential Tropical Cyclone 18, an area of disorganized showers and ...
A low-pressure system churning in the Caribbean Sea will likely develop into a tropical depression later this weekend or ...
Forecasters are monitoring three potential systems in the Atlantic, including two in the Caribbean Sea, one of which is ...
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Hurricane expected in the Caribbean as tropical depression strengthensPotential Tropical Cyclone Eighteen has a high chance of developing into Tropical Storm Rafael late Sunday evening or early ...
National Hurricane Center forecasters said a disturbance in the Caribbean Sea has an 80% chance of forming into a tropical ...
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