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Category 3 Hurricane Rafael (2024) Historical Storm Tracking, Data, And Imagery - Cruising Earth

Category 3 Hurricane Rafael (2024) Historical Storm Tracking

Category 3 Hurricane Rafael (2024)

Category 3 Hurricane Rafael (2024) Landfall

Landfall Data
Date/Time: 11-6-2024 4:15 PM EST
Landfall City/State: Playa Majana, Cuba
Coordinates: 22.70°N -82.77°W
Moving: NW at 14 mph
Minimum Central Pressure: 956 mb | 28.23 inHg
Maximum Sustained Winds: 115 mph (Cat 3)
Hurricane Force Winds Extend Out: 30 miles
Tropical Storm Force Winds Extend Out: 115 miles

Category 3 Hurricane Rafael (2024) Historical Landfall Location

Landfall Location
Landfall City/State: Playa Majana, Cuba
Landfall Coordinates: 22.70°N -82.77°W
Time Of Landfall = 11-6-2024 4:15 PM EST
Movement At Landfall = NW at 14 mph
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Category 3 Hurricane Rafael (2024)
Landfall #1: Playa Majana, Cuba

Landfall Location
Landfall City/State: Playa Majana, Cuba
Landfall Coordinates: 22.70°N -82.77°W
Time Of Landfall = 11-6-2024 4:15 PM EST
Movement At Landfall = NW at 14 mph

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