Tropical Storm Rafael falls apart in the Gulf, but season’s not over yet
Tropical Storm Rafael is no more. Rafael, which became a Category 3 hurricane twice and hit Cuba on Nov. 6, fell apart in the Gulf of Mexico over the weekend and was ruled a post-tropical system on Sunday by the National Hurricane Center.
The National Hurricane Center currently has the potential for development at 40%. If a tropical system does form, the next ...
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There's a 40% chance of tropical development in the CaribbeanThe National Hurricane Center (NHC) has outlined another area in the Caribbean for possible tropical development over the ...
Tropical Storm Rafael is forecast to continue losing strength over the Gulf of Mexico. Rafael will be moving farther over ...
Some slow development is possible late this week while the system drifts westward. A tropical depression could form late this week or this weekend as it moves slowly westward. The odds of ...
Southwestern Caribbean Sea: A broad area of low pressure is likely to form in the southwestern Caribbean Sea over the next few days. There could be some development by the end of the week as it drifts ...
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Tropical depression to enter PAR on Tuesday, will be called Ofel —PAGASAThe low pressure area (LPA) outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) developed into a tropical depression, state ...
HOUSTON (Reuters) - The port of Freeport in south Texas closed to inbound vessel traffic due to offshore conditions ahead of ...
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