Hurricane Rafael is headed into the Gulf: Why we don’t expect it to directly impact the Houston area
HOUSTON – Hurricane Rafael has moved ashore in Cuba as a powerful Category 3 storm with winds of 115 mph. As of 4 p.m. Wednesday, it is moving northwest at 13 mph, which will bring it into the Gulf of Mexico. It is expected to move further into the Gulf and the forecast cone may look a little concerning to Southeast Texas.
Hurricane Rafael rapidly intensified into a Category 3 hurricane in the Caribbean and is a few hours away from slamming into ...
Hurricane Rafael formed over the Caribbean Sea Tuesday evening and is expected to rip through portions of Cuba Wednesday as ...
Hurricane Rafael, the latest in a record-breaking hurricane season, enters the Gulf as weary Gulf Coast residents brace for ...
The bureau estimates that the shut-ins currently impact 304,418 b/d of oil production in the Gulf, or 17.4% of the region's total. About 131 mcf/d of gas production, or 7.04% of the regional total, is ...
The last month of hurricane season is turning out to be an active one. Today, Rafael has strengtened to a Major and powerful ...
After a Cat. 3 landfall late Wed. 40 miles SW of Havana, Rafael will move over the Gulf of Mexico through the weekend. ...
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