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Francine tracker: Map and projected storm path
Tropical Storm Francine has formed on a path toward Louisiana and is expected to bring tropical storm-strength rain and winds to the region. It is projected to strengthen into a hurricane by Wednesday. The storm will bring heavy rains and a risk for “considerable flash flooding,” according to the National Hurricane Center.
After a record-breaking start to the 2024 hurricane season followed by an eerie August lull, this year has felt far from ...
As of late morning Tuesday, Francine remained at tropical storm strength with maximum sustained winds of 65 mph, according to ...
Francine could spend more time in warm water, making it possible for the storm to become an even stronger hurricane than Beryl was at landfall.
Officials in Louisiana warned that it was too late to evacuate as heavy rain from the hurricane pelted the southern part of ...
Tropical Storm Francine is expected to strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall in Louisiana. The storm is expected ...
Potential Tropical Cyclone Six was churning in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico on Monday, while forecasters were waiting for ...
The center of the storm will push across the state, slamming New Orleans and Baton Rouge with damaging winds, ...
On the other hand, The University of Toronto Mississauga Students’ Union (UTMSU) launched a relief campaign from July 8–10 to ...
Tropical Storm Francine is nearing hurricane status as it charges toward the Gulf Coast, where some Louisiana communities ...
Residents along the northern Gulf Coast should continue to keep a close eye on a developing system in the Gulf of Mexico that could soon strengthen into a tropical storm.
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