A tropical storm or hurricane could form in the Gulf next week. How it could affect NC
A tropical depression is likely to form in the Caribbean and could become a tropical storm or hurricane once it reaches the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico next week, forecasters say. Once it has a center, meteorologists will be better able to determine the storm’s possible paths. AccuWeather
Post-Tropical Rafael Weakens over the Gulf of Mexico
The center of the storm has become more exposed due to strong winds, and convective storms are displaced to the northeast of Rafael as shown on the enhanced satellite imagery. National Hurricane Center meteorologists expect Rafael to make a clockwise loop in the Gulf of Mexico before gradually shifting southward.
Tropical Storm Rafael is gradually weakening in the Gulf of Mexico with sustained winds now at 40 mph and is expected ...
The National Hurricane Center is predicting a high chance of development for a tropical disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico.
The tropics aren't done just yet. There is a new area of possible development brewing in the Western Caribbean.
The National Hurricane Center said Rafael is now a post-tropical remnant, and that it is currently tracking a system in the ...
The Caribbean is just on the cusp of seeing Tropical Storm Sara form to the west, according to the latest data from the National Hurricane Center.
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There are still plenty of days before the tropical depression is expected to form. Model data should be taken loosely as it ...
Rafael will move towards the central Gulf Coast by the weekend as it weakens back down to tropical storm strength.
The National Hurricane Center tracks weakening Tropical Storm Rafael in Gulf of Mexico. A disturbance in the Caribbean could develop later this week.
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