The 2024 hurricane season has been classified as one of the most active in decades, with Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton wreaking havoc in Florida, Cuba, and other southern U.S. states, resulting in flooding, damage to infrastructure such as the Malecón in Havana, and sinkholes in neighborhoods. Authorities have warned that, as cyclone activity increases in the coming months, preparation is vital to confront this period.
More Storms: This Was the Intense 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season
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The 2024 hurricane season concludes with Helene being the most destructive hurricane.
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2024 Hurricane Season: Historic Records, 378 Deaths, and $140 Billion in Damages
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Good news: No tropical cyclone formation is expected in the next seven days.
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Tropical storm Sara forms in the Caribbean.
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Tropical Depression 19 forms in the Caribbean: It could become "Sara" storm today.
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Potential cyclone Sara does not pose a threat to Cuba.
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Sara, the new tropical cyclone forming in the Caribbean that could threaten Cuba.
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Update on tropical wave progress in the Caribbean: Concern grows for Cuba.
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José Rubiera warns of a possible tropical cyclone and advises the western region of Cuba.
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A tropical wave to the south of Cuba has a high probability of developing into a depression.
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The likelihood of a new tropical depression developing in the Caribbean Sea is increasing.
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The school year in Pinar del Río will resume only if the electricity service is restored.
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Update on the trough moving towards the Caribbean
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Díaz-Canel arrives in Artemisa following the passage of Hurricane Rafael.
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Hurricane Rafael leaves a devastating mark in Güira de Melena.
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Isla de la Juventud with minimal damage after Hurricane Rafael's passage.
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Hurricane Rafael causes significant damage to hospitals in Artemisa.
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Stunning aerial images of the destruction in Artemisa following Hurricane Rafael.
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Hurricane Rafael moves away from Cuba after causing significant damage across several provinces.
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A low-pressure trough could develop in the Caribbean Sea in the coming days.
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Hurricane-force gusts are battering Havana.
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The eye of Hurricane Rafael is approaching the coast of Cuba.
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Cuban Television reports on the progress of the dangerous hurricane Rafael.
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