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.
Talking the Tropics w/ Mike: Rafael dissipates as Caribbean again looks to be area to watch
* After a Cat. 3 landfall late last Wed. 40 miles SW of Havana, Rafael dissipated over the Gulf of Mexico Sunday. * The Caribbean again looks to be area to watch & monitor in the coming days * “ Mighty Milton ” - Buresh Blog - recap of the hurricane including the forecast. The last advisory on Rafael was issued Sunday.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has outlined another area in the Caribbean for possible tropical development over the ...
HOUSTON — The KHOU 11 Weather Team is keeping a close eye on what is now Tropical Depression 18 in the Caribbean. The area ...
Hurricane Rafael has formed in the Caribbean and was headed to western Cuba and the Gulf of Mexico. Where will the rare ...
"After Rafael moves into the Gulf of Mexico, however, drier air and stronger vertical ... Weather advisories are in ...
Rafael reached a Category Three hurricane status about 24 hours after becoming a tropical storm in the Caribbean Sea on ...
The storm will continue westward into the central Gulf of Mexico by Friday evening, likely maintaining ...
A disturbance over the south-central Caribbean Sea is expected to reach hurricane strength early next week as it heads for ...
Right now, the National Hurricane Center says it's monitoring an area of interest in the western Caribbean Sea where a broad ...
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