Gulf Coast Hurricane Map

Tropical Storm Rafael near hurricane intensity

Rafael becomes rare November hurricane destined for Gulf of Mexico. Where does it go next?

Rafael strengthened into a low-end hurricane Tuesday night as it approached the Cayman Islands in the central Caribbean Sea, the National Hurricane Center said. The rare November hurricane was expected to continue churning northwest toward western Cuba and enter the Gulf of Mexico this week,

Palm Beach Post · 1d

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.

The (Raleigh) News & Observer … · 1d

Tropical Storm Rafael in the Gulf may be a hurricane by mid-week. Could NC be impacted?

A tropical depression that formed in the Gulf of Mexico Monday is expected to become a hurricane by Wednesday that could threaten the Cayman Islands, Cuba, Jamaica and the Florida Keys on its way toward the Gulf Coast, forecasters say.

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Hurricane Center Map Reveals When Tropical Storm Rafael Winds Will Hit

"Rafael is forecast to become a hurricane in the northwestern Caribbean," the NHC said. "With further strengthening before it ...

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Tropical Storm Rafael slams Caribbean, may head to Gulf Coast this weekend

This forecast map shows where Tropical Storm Rafael will go this weekend. Some models predict Rafael targeting the Gulf Coast as a rain maker, while other models show a weakening Rafael heading ...

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MAP: Here’s the forecast track for potential Hurricane Rafael

according to the National Hurricane Center. The storm is expected to pass over the Cayman Islands and the western tip of Cuba before moving into the central Gulf of Mexico. From there, the ...

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Florida’s largest city wiped off the map by major hurricane. Here’s what happened

In fact, the largest city in the state was utterly annihilated by one such storm nearly two centuries ago. That city — St. Joseph — was picked over Tallahassee in 1838 as the site of Florida’s first ...

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