Hurricane Rafael now a Category 3 storm as it nears Cuba
Rafael has become a Category 3 hurricane as it nears the coast of western Cuba. In the Central Gulf Rafael will run into cooler water and wind shear, which will weaken the system. Steering currents are weak and the long-range path of the storm is very uncertain.
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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