Hurricane Rafael's path still changing, NHC forecasts show. Will it still impact Texas?
still a Category 2 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 105 mph. The storm is expected to weaken over the next few ...
While Southeast Texas won't feel a direct impact from Rafael, effects could be felt along the coast
The National Hurricane Centers official forecast track takes the storm top the west, across the Gulf over the next few days.
Hurricane Rafael expected to track westward in the Gulf of Mexico. Could it affect Texas?
The storm will continue westward into the central Gulf of Mexico by Friday evening, likely maintaining hurricane-intensity ...
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Uncertain future for coastal Texas as Hurricane Rafael nears Cuba
As of 1 p.m. Wednesday, the National Hurricane Center is warning residents along the western Gulf Coast to keep their eyes ...
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Texas gulf coast likely to experience swells over the weekend from Hurricane Rafael
Hurricane Rafael made landfall in Cuba on Wednesday afternoon as a Category 3 hurricane. The Texas Gulf Coast could see some ...
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Hurricane Rafael stalls in Gulf, rip current alerts for Texas coast
“Local coastline areas with an emphasis from the middle to lower Texas Gulf Coast should stay on high alert.” Hurricane ...
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Forecasters are still unsure of Hurricane Rafael's track through the Gulf. Here's why.
The National Hurricane Center's 10 a.m. Wednesday forecast included perhaps the most dramatic track shift so far, showing ...
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What does Hurricane Rafael mean for Southeast Texas right now?
As Hurricane Rafael makes its way up to the Gulf of Mexico, wind shear and a cold front may stand in its way to having a ...
Rafael becomes rare November hurricane destined for Gulf of Mexico. Where does it go next?
Hurricane Rafael has formed in the Caribbean and was headed to western Cuba and the Gulf of Mexico. Where will the rare ...
TROPICAL UPDATE: Rafael is now a remnant low; no issue. New area of possible development in the Caribbean.
The tropics aren't done just yet. There is a new area of possible development brewing in the Western Caribbean.