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.
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 National Hurricane Center said Monday a broad area of low pressure is likely to develop in the Caribbean Sea in a few ...
National Hurricane Center forecasters were tracking three disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean Thursday afternoon, including a ...
National Hurricane ... the 911 call center reported a car partly submerged in flood waters from the Rio Blanco, with a ...
The National Hurricane Center said Friday it is tracking three systems in the Atlantic, including one that is likely ...
NHC is tracking these three systems. The post The Next Hurricane Might Appear in These Three Places, National Hurricane ...
Hurricane Rafael entered the Gulf of Mexico late Wednesday after making landfall in western Cuba earlier in the day. To the ...
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