#hurricane-rafael

#hurricane-rafael

Hurricane Rafael severely damaged Cuba's electrical infrastructure, causing major power outages for millions.

Hurricane Rafael is intensifying and poses a significant risk to Cuba as it approaches landfall, likely exacerbating the ongoing energy crisis.

Hurricane Rafael caused widespread destruction in Cuba, devastating the power grid and leading to emergency evacuations and preparations for severe flooding.

Cuba experienced a 6.8 magnitude earthquake, compounding recovery efforts needed after recent hurricanes and blackouts.

Hurricane Rafael passed through the Caribbean, made landfall in Cuba, and is expected to impact the Gulf of Mexico with uncertain future track.

Hurricane Rafael is expected to make landfall in Cuba as a Category 2 hurricane, compounding issues from a previous storm.

Hurricane Rafael confirms NOAA's predictions for an active 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, demonstrating significant impacts on several regions.

Hurricane Rafael is intensifying and poses significant rainfall threats while also potentially weakening upon entering the Gulf of Mexico.

Hurricane Rafael's likelihood of making landfall in the US is extremely low, but Gulf Coast residents should remain vigilant for updates.

Hurricane Rafael has led to urgent 'do not swim' warnings for Florida and Alabama due to dangerous surf conditions and high rip currents.