Hurricane Rafael's Unusual November Path in the Gulf
TL;DR
Hurricane Rafael, a Category 2 storm, is currently in the Gulf of Mexico after causing significant damage in Cuba, including a nationwide blackout and flooding in Havana. The storm's future path is uncertain, with potential to move towards Mexico or the United States. Rafael has already caused heavy rainfall and flooding in parts of Georgia and South Carolina. Forecasts suggest it may weaken over the weekend, with possible impacts extending into the Midwest and Northeast. Meanwhile, another weather disturbance is being monitored near the Leeward Islands.
- Where Rafael, now in the Gulf of Mexico, may go next The Washington Post
- Hurricane Rafael's Track Unprecedented For November? The Weather Channel
- Hurricane Rafael swirls over Gulf of Mexico after ripping through Cuba Yahoo! Voices
- Rafael churning in Gulf of Mexico as major Cat. 3 storm, NHC says weakening is on the horizon WESH 2 Orlando
- National Hurricane Center tracking Category 2 Rafael in Gulf, system in Caribbean News-Press
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