Rafael strengthens to Category 2 hurricane in the Caribbean, heads toward Cuba
According to the National Hurricane Center, Rafael is expected to bring hurricane-force winds along with a dangerous storm surge as it crosses Cuba and moves into the Gulf. Then, as the system moves toward the northern Gulf of Mexico, it is expected to weaken back down to tropical storm force.
Rafael set to strike Cuba as Category 3 hurricane, forecasters warn. Here’s the latest track of the storm.
Rafael has undergone rapid intensification and is expected to be a major hurricane before it makes landfall in Cuba later today,” forecasters with the Hurricane Center said Wednesday. “Rafael could briefly weaken over Cuba but is expected to emerge into the southeastern Gulf of Mexico as a hurricane.
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