Tropical Storm Rafael forms in the Caribbean and could threaten the US Gulf Coast

Hurricane Rafael framed in the Caribbean Ocean Monday evening and could carry an uncommon November danger to the US this end of the week subsequent to tearing through pieces of the western Caribbean.
Rafael is figure to reinforce into a tropical storm Tuesday and could quickly strengthen over the warm water of the northwest Caribbean, as per the Public Typhoon Community. It'll hammer Cuba Wednesday and afterward arise into the Inlet of Mexico.
From that point, the tempest's definitive way and power in the Bay and possibly along the US Bay Coast is hard to pinpoint with certainty in light of the fact that the framework has recently shaped and is as yet a few days from arriving at the area.
"It is too early to figure out what, if any, influences Rafael could bring to bits of the northern Bay Coast," the Public Typhoon Place expressed, including its 10 p.m. update that foreseeing the tempest's way "stays a test."