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.
National Hurricane Center tracking Category 2 Rafael in Gulf, system in Caribbean
Some of the models suggest that Rafael may even do a small loop out in the Gulf. Meanwhile, a trough of low pressure near Puerto Rico is bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms to the area but has a low chance of development over the next week.
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One area to watch in the Caribbean for tropical developmentTropical development is slowing, but hurricane season continues through the end of the month, and conditions remain favorable for another named storm. WATCHING THE CARIBBEAN Sign up for our ...
Residual moisture from a now post-tropical Rafael is expected to cause a cold front in the Gulf of Mexico and across ...
There's a medium chance for a tropical depression to form over the central or western Caribbean Sea over the next seven days.
As of its 7 a.m. tropical outlook, the NHC said it expects a broad area of low pressure to form over the western Caribbean ...
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Caribbean disturbance could develop into tropical depression as hurricane season enters final weeksForecasters are monitoring a new area for possible tropical development in the Caribbean Sea as we get closer to the official end of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.
A disturbance over the south-central Caribbean Sea is expected to reach hurricane strength early next week as it heads ...
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