Tropical Storm Rafael continues to weaken in Gulf as forecasters monitor Atlantic disturbance
The National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm Rafael remains disorganized in the Gulf of Mexico and should continue to weaken, but forecasters are also keeping their eyes on a tropical disturbance that popped up in the Atlantic Ocean.
The National Hurricane Center is tracking weakening Tropical Storm Rafael in the Gulf of Mexico. A disturbance near the ...
The Climate Prediction Center says the Caribbean next week "will provide a favorable environment for late-season tropical ...
Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) is a metric that doesn’t just tally storms; it measures the total energy they produce. ACE ...
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 through Nov. 30. The Atlantic basin includes the northern Atlantic ...
Hurricane Rafael, now a Category 3 hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico, is turning west after regaining some strength.
Hurricane Kate was the last November storm of this strength in the Gulf that year, almost four decades ago. It ultimately made landfall in the Florida Panhandle as a Category 2 storm. As with Rafael, ...
Low wind shear and very warm water could mean another depression, tropical storm or even hurricane in early November.
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While Hurricane Rafael headed west into the Gulf of Mexico and no threat to land for now, the National Hurricane Center kept ...
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