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 severe weather system is expected to intensify rapidly in the coming days as it approaches the mainland U.S.
"If there is low wind shear, which we expect, I think we will be getting a tropical depression or storm to ... The ...
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As the tropical storm moves northward and gains strength, wind gusts will increase, with 40 to 60 mph gusts forecast. The ...
Rafael was a tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico Saturday evening Eastern time, the National Hurricane Center said in its ...
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National Hurricane Center forecasters were tracking three disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean Thursday afternoon, including a ...
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The National Hurricane Center said Monday a broad area of low pressure is likely to develop in the Caribbean Sea in a few ...
A low-pressure system churning in the Caribbean Sea will likely develop into a tropical depression later this weekend or ...
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