Hurricane Rafael strengthened into a category 3 storm over Cuba. Now, it is moving across the Gulf of Mexico. Will it impact Louisiana?

The National Hurricane Center now says that Hurricane Rafael will not get anywhere near Louisiana. The forecast path shows the system moving west across the Gulf of Mexico toward Mexico.

As of now, there won't be any need for Louisianans to change their weekend plans because of Hurricane Rafael, forecasters with the National Weather Service of New Orleans say, even ...

A November hurricane is forecast for the Gulf of Mexico this week, after Tropical Storm Rafael formed over the Caribbean Sea on Monday afternoon. The National Hurricane Center's forecast cone has ...

Hurricane Rafael is now a tropical storm with winds at 40 mph. Louisiana is no longer in the forecast cone; however, the state could see rain depending on how close the storm gets.

A November hurricane in the Gulf, which is a rare occurrence, is expected to form over the course of this week. According to the National Hurricane Center, the first cone of Potential Tropical ...

Tropical Storm Rafael to Become Hurricane and Hit Louisiana on Saturday. Published Nov 04, 2024 at 8:55 AM EST Updated Nov 04, 2024 at 5:49 PM EST. By .

Rafael’s wind speeds had increased to 85 mph by 1 a.m. ET, and further intensification is expected before the hurricane makes landfall in western Cuba on Wednesday, the center stated in an update.

Hurricane Rafael strengthened into a category 3 storm over Cuba. Now, it is moving across the Gulf of Mexico. Will it impact Louisiana?

As of now, there won't be any need for Louisianans to change their weekend plans because of Hurricane Rafael, forecasters with the National Weather Service of New Orleans say, even ...

A November hurricane in the Gulf, which is a rare occurrence, is expected to form over the course of this week. According to the National Hurricane Center, the first cone of Potential Tropical ...

Hurricane Rafael strengthened into a category 3 storm over Cuba. Now, it is moving across the Gulf of Mexico. Will it impact Louisiana?