Rafael strengthens into a major hurricane as it approaches landfall in Cuba
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Hurricane Rafael has strengthened into a major Category 3 hurricane as it nears landfall on Cuba Wednesday afternoon. The latest advisory for Rafael found 115 miles per hour sustained winds as the storm moves towards the northwest at 14 miles per hour.
Minor coastal flooding could bring up to one foot above normally dry ground. Impacts include flooded lots, parks and roads.
Tropical Storm Rafael is on track to hit the southern tip of Louisiana by Saturday as it continues to gather strength en ...
Rafael remains a hurricane this morning with winds of 105 mph. The forecasts track of the storm remains well below the ...
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Forecast models suggest steady to rapid strengthening, with a nearly 40% chance of a 35 mph increase in wind speed within the ...
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There were several New Orleans area prep football games moved to Thursday because of the threat of Hurricane Rafael, but ...
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