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.
As Hurricane Rafael continued to barrel westward into the central Gulf of Mexico on Friday, Texas and Mexico appeared to be in its line of fire, but Houston and other Texas Gulf Coast residents likely ...
University of Houston researchers captured images along the shoreline near Galveston and Matagorda Bay before and after the ...
HOUSTON — The KHOU 11 Weather Team is keeping a close eye ... The storm is expected to move into the Gulf of Mexico as a ...
Hurricane season is not over quite yet. Rafael has exceeded expectations and has now undergone a period of rapid ...
Hurricane Rafael made landfall in Cuba on Wednesday afternoon as a Category 3 hurricane. The Texas Gulf Coast could see some ...
CenterPoint Energy prepares for Hurricane Rafael, mobilizing resources and halting gas disconnections for safety.
Before and after photos show show the extensive damage done to the Gulf Coast of Texas after Hurricane Beryl made landfall on ...
In the 20 years she's lived in her southwest Houston home, she's experienced several major storms, including hurricanes Ike and Harvey — both of which caused damage to her fence. In the past, the ...
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