A boat from Cuba capsized in the storm-hit Straits of Florida this week, spurring a search in which nine people were still missing Wednesday after 13 were rescued, the U.S. Coast Guard said.Crews of two Coast Guard cutters were still searching for the missing on Wednesday, the service said.The boat carrying 22 people capsized at about 8 p.m. Monday after departing Cuba, survivors told the Coast Guard.Tropical Storm Elsa would have been crossing Cuba east of Havana at the time, and its outer bands would have been affecting the seas.A bulk carrier ship's crew found people Tuesday afternoon in the water some 26 miles southeast of Key West, reported this to the Coast Guard and rescued some of them, the service said. A Coast Guard cutter responded to the area, and its small boat crew rescued others from the water, the Coast Guard said. In total, 13 were rescued, according to the service. Fifteen people earlier had been reported rescued.Survivors told the Coast Guard that nine people — seven males and two females — are missing.

Two people are dead and 10 others are missing after their boat overturned Thursday near the Florida Keys, officials said.The U.S. Coast Guard responded to a location several miles off Key West around 1 p.m. Crews rescued eight people and pulled two bodies from the water, Petty Officer Jose Hernandez said.Two Coast Guard cutters and several small boats continued to search the area Thursday evening for the missing passengers, Hernandez said. There was no immediate sign of the overturned boat.Officials didn't immediately know what type of boat the people had been traveling in or where they had come from.This is a developing story. Check back for updates.