Caribbean Sea – Hurricane Rafael is expected to gain significant strength as it moves toward Cuba, with meteorologists predicting rapid intensification in the coming hours. The storm, currently classified as a major hurricane, is projected to bring heavy rainfall, high winds, and dangerous storm surges to Cuba’s coastal regions. Authorities are urging residents in vulnerable areas to take precautions and prepare for possible evacuations.
According to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Rafael’s trajectory indicates potential landfall in the next 48 hours, with risks of widespread flooding and property damage. The Cuban government has activated emergency response teams and is coordinating with local agencies to ensure public safety.
Residents and businesses along the coastline are bracing for impact, with officials advising caution and staying updated on storm advisories. As Rafael continues its approach, neighboring countries in the Caribbean are also monitoring the situation closely.
Stay tuned for real-time updates on Hurricane Rafael’s path, safety measures, and its potential impact on Cuba and surrounding areas.