Tropical Storm Rafael continues to strengthen in the Caribbean
As of the 4 p.m. Monday National Hurricane Center update, Rafael was moving north at about 9 mph and was expected to turn to the northwest by the end of the night. The storm was expected to be near Jamaica on Monday night, near the Cayman Islands late Tuesday and Cuba on Wednesday.
Tropical Storm Rafael was rapidly picking up steam on Tuesday afternoon as it chugged toward the Cayman Islands in the ...
Evacuation orders were issued for some 37,000 Cuban residents Tuesday as the storm strengthens in the Pacific.
But Tropical Storm Rafael's late formation in the Caribbean Sea serves as a nasty reminder not to discount the last month ...
The National Hurricane Center forecast Tropical Storm Rafael to grow into the season’s 11th hurricane on Tuesday as it moved ...
Rafael continues to move towards Western Cuba with a landfall expected sometime tonight into early Wednesday. The storm is ...
Miami Herald on MSN7h
Rafael could hit Cuba as a hurricane and bring some rain to Florida as it enters GulfTropical Storm Rafael is strengthening in the Caribbean as it approaches the Cayman Islands. NHC The Florida Keys are now ...
The Washington Post on MSN4h
Why Rafael could fuel heavy rain in parts of the U.S. while far awayTropical Storm Rafael was tracking west of Jamaica on Tuesday morning, bringing heavy rain and strong, gusty winds to the ...
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