Tropical Storm Rafael forecast to turn into hurricane: When and where to expect landfall
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A tropical storm is forecast by AccuWeather to develop into a hurricane and make landfall in the South this weekend. As of 10 a.m. Tuesday, Tropical Storm Rafael packed sustained winds of 60 mph and was situated to the southwest of Jamaica, as detailed by the National Hurricane Center (NHC).
Tropical Storm Rafael is forecast to be near hurricane strength by Tuesday evening while heading ... if Rafael could ...
"The highest probability of landfall is along the central Louisiana coast," according to AccuWeather ... "The good news ...
It’s expected to become Hurricane Rafael by the time it makes landfall in Western Cuba Wednesday morning. Spaghetti ...
after Tropical Storm Rafael formed over the Caribbean Sea on Monday afternoon. The National Hurricane Center's forecast ...
The 18th named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season was gaining ... t clear enough as of Monday to predict where Rafael ...
MEMA is warning Mississippi residents to be prepared for Rafael as it strengthens into a hurricane that could possibly impact ...
The long-range track for Rafael shows the storm moving into the central Gulf of Mexico by Thursday, still as a hurricane.
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