Hurricane Rafael tracker: Dangerous impacts forecast in US
Hurricane Rafael, the storm that pummeled Cuba this week with 115-mph winds and intense rainfall, now isn't forecast to make landfall in the U.S., but the storm will make its presence felt along U.S. beaches through Monday with high surf and dangerous rip currents.
Minor coastal flooding could bring up to one foot above normally dry ground. Impacts include flooded lots, parks and roads.
New Orleans' former Six Flags theme park, which shuttered in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, is finally coming down.
As Rafael begins to stall and become more disorganized in the Central Gulf we will see some of the moisture getting pushed ...
Look for rain chances to increase this weekend with the likeliest day for rain, Sunday. Locally heavy rain is possible both Saturday and Sunday. Next week should be sunnier and drier in the sense of ...
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Ghostly New Orleans’ Six Flags Is Finally Coming DownThe Six Flags amusement park was flooded and abandoned after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Now it’s finally being torn down. Plans are underway to develop the site in a project called Bayou Phoenix. In ...
As Rafael begins to stall and become more disorganized in the Central Gulf we will see some of the moisture getting pushed ...
New Orleans' former Six Flags theme park, which shuttered in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, is finally coming down.Demolition ...
The governor's moves are likely to raise fresh concerns over the erosion of reforms after Hurricane Katrina. His political ...
Forecast models are aligned on Rafael’s path over the next two to three days, but uncertainty grows significantly beyond that timeframe.
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