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Tropical Storm Rafael strengthening, expected to become hurricane; area highlighted in Atlantic

By Candace Campos, Chief Meteorologist Tropical Storm Rafael continues to strengthen as it moves through the Caribbean. As of Tuesday morning, Rafael is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane by Wednesday as it approaches the western side of Cuba. It has maximum sustained winds of 60 mph and is moving northwest at 13 mph. [RELATED: Here’s when a tropical storm…

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These LGBTQ+ Candidates Are Hoping To Break Florida’s Republican Supermajority

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