Hurricane Rafael slams Cuba, causes power outage: See photos of aftermath
Cuba is working to recover after Hurricane Rafael hit the island on Wednesday. Rafael left parts of the island without power.
Hurricane Rafael plunges Cuba into another nationwide blackout
Cuba was already struggling with power outages and ailing electrical infrastructure ... which President Miguel Díaz-Canel ...
Hurricane Rafael storms into Gulf after slamming Cuba, collapsing power grid
Hurricane Rafael moved away from Cuba on Thursday, after it struck the island and knocked out its vulnerable electrical grid.
Hurricane Rafael hammers Cuba, turns west in Gulf. Where will Rafael make landfall?
After crashing across the western side of Cuba, Rafael entered the Gulf of Mexico as a Category 2 hurricane. What now?
Hurricane Rafael Lashes Cuba, Power Grid Collapses | GRAVITAS
Cuba’s national electrical grid collapsed on Wednesday as Hurricane Rafael slammed into the island’s southwest shore, forcing widespread evacuations of tourists and residents.
High pressure looks to spare the U.S. Gulf states from Hurricane Rafael impacts
Rafael took a violent toll on Cuba as a major Category 3 hurricane, but its current track now looks to spare much of the U.S.
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Cuba left reeling after Category 3 hurricane ravages island and knocks out power grid
Cuba’s electrical grid went down after one of the island’s major power plants failed, leaving millions without power. Oct. 18 ...
Hurricane Rafael tracker: Storm heads toward Gulf of Mexico after making landfall in Cuba
Hurricane Rafael made landfall in western Cuba on Wednesday and has now moved on to the Gulf of Mexico, according to the ...
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Will the lights go out on Cuba’s communist leaders? With fewer options to prop up economy, their future looks dimmer
Cuba’s communist leaders are in the midst of crisis – and not for the first time. On Oct. 18, 2024, the nation’s electrical ...
Hurricane Rafael knocks out power to Cuba; forecasters puzzled by path
The hurricane center cautioned there is "larger-than-normal uncertainty regarding Rafael's intensity later in the forecast ...