Some showers will be possible at times this weekend and into the beginning of the workweek. Drier and cooler air moves in for the rest of the week. Rafael is slowly weakening in the Gulf and is no threat to the US.
Rafael rapidly weakens, but still a high end tropical storm.
Rafael still spinning in the gulf, but direct impacts to the U.S. remain unlikely.
More clouds than sun and isolated showers continue to highlight our forecast today as it remains a dreary and misty day for many locations.
Here is the latest on Hurricane Rafael.
While no direct impacts to the Gulf Coast are expected, Rafael may still bring a risk of rip currents through early next week.
Rafael Slightly Stronger as of the 3pm CT Advisory
Isolated showers continue to highlight our forecast today and tomorrow. Most of the activity will be over southern portions of the state and rather scattered in nature.
Here is the latest information on Hurricane Rafael, which made landfall in Cuba earlier today.
Here is the latest on the 17th named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season.
Today through Friday, scattered showers and storms are expected each day, rain distribution will not be very even due to the scattered nature of the activity.
Here is the latest information on category 2 Hurricane Rafael.
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