Tracking Tropical Storm Rafael in the Gulf of Mexico: High Surf & Rip Current Threats
The biggest impacts from Rafael's storm bands may affect offshore oil and gas production. Several companies evacuated workers from rigs as Rafael remains near oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. Once Rafael takes a more southerly path, Northern Mexico may also begin experiencing higher wave heights and high surf along the beaches.
Tropical storm warning discontinued for Florida Keys as Rafael moves into Gulf of Mexico
MIAMI - The lower and middle Florida Keys are under a tropical storm warning as Hurricane Rafael is forecast to grow steadily on a path for Cuba, where it's expected to arrive on Wednesday. A tropical storm warning is also issued for portions of Cuba. A hurricane warning is in effect for parts of Cuba.
There have already been storm impacts in the southeastern United States after Hurricane Rafael made landfall in Cuba. See ...
The Florida Keys remain under a tropical storm warning Recent ... to see little change in strength in the next day or so as ...
Tropical Storm Rafael, formed Monday and is expected to move north into the Gulf of Mexico where it will become a hurricane and possibly track toward the Southeastern United States. Heavy rainfall ...
Another hurricane tracks into the Gulf of Mexico Swell spreads around the basin, fun surf expected from Florida to ...
Caribbean waters are warm enough for tropical development of Potential Tropical Cyclone 18 which forecasters believe will ...
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