Hurricane Rafael: What can Alabama expect?
The weather service expects a surge of tropical moisture to reach Alabama’s coastal areas by Wednesday, and that combined with another weather system could cause an uptick in showers and storms over the southern part of the state. Rain chances for Friday through the weekend will heavily depend on Rafael’s track, according to the weather service.
Aside from a continued risk of rip currents, Alabama faces no direct threat from Rafael. As of the last advisory, at 3 a.m. CST Saturday, Tropical Storm Rafael was located about 405 miles east of the ...
Right now, the storm remains unnamed and is referred to as “Potential Tropical Cyclone 18.” It’s early in the forecasting stage, but if it develops, the storm could affect the LSU and Alabama game ...
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The hurricane is in rarified air for storms in November, but will be in much different shape as it approaches the US.
Rafael is now a Category 1 hurricane south of Cuba. It will move NW and track over Cuba on Wednesday, and into the SE Gulf on ...
The storm is heading to these states. The post Here’s Where Hurricane Rafael Is Likely To Hit The US, Models Say appeared ...
The chance of rain is never in Tiger Stadium, but it might be raining in Baton Rouge on Saturday for the LSU-Alabama game, the National Weather Service said. A cold front, combined with moisture ...
Brian Kelly said in a press conference that as the game grows closer, the weather situation will be watched more closely. One meteorologist, James Spann, said it's still too early to tell what, if ...
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