Hurricane Rafael tracker: Dangerous impacts forecast in US
Hurricane Rafael, the storm that pummeled Cuba this week with 115-mph winds and intense rainfall, now isn't forecast to make landfall in the U.S., but the storm will make its presence felt along U.S. beaches through Monday with high surf and dangerous rip currents.
Hurricane Rafael Tracker, Path Update as Storm Breaks 39-Year-Record
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, Kate was the eleventh storm of the season and first made landfall in Cuba.
Hurricane Rafael formed in the northwestern Caribbean near the Cayman Islands on its way to making landfall in Cuba.
The severe weather system is expected to intensify rapidly in the coming days as it approaches the mainland U.S.
Forecasters had been watching a developing system off the east coast of Florida, but it had dissipated before becoming Tropical Storm Nadine. Now being watched: a system in the east tropical ...
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