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.
TROPICAL UPDATE: Rafael becomes post-tropical, new area of interest pops up in Caribbean
Rafael will continue to weaken as it tracks westward through the Gulf. This is partially due to increasing wind shear and more overall hostile environmental conditions. The wind shear is in association with a cold front moving across Texas. This front will help to deflect the storm from us.
National Hurricane Center monitoring area of interest
Residual moisture from a now post-tropical Rafael is expected to cause a cold front in the Gulf of Mexico and across ...
There's a medium chance for a tropical depression to form over the central or western Caribbean Sea over the next seven days.
Rafael strengthened into a low-end hurricane Tuesday night as it approached the Cayman Islands in the central Caribbean Sea, ...
With just under three weeks from the end of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, the National Hurricane Center is tracking yet ...
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