As of September 11, Hurricane Francine is moving over the Gulf of Mexico and is forecasted to make landfall in Louisiana before heading north through Mississippi.
In relation to the hurricane’s approach, warnings have been issued for heavy rain, strong winds, storm surges, and flooding. If you are currently residing or staying in the path of the hurricane or planning to travel to these areas, please make necessary preparations in advance. This includes preparing for possible power outages, water supply disruptions, fuel shortages for vehicles, and the risk of falling trees. Ensure your personal safety and secure your surroundings before the hurricane approaches.
Additionally, please refer to the following resources and stay informed with the latest updates from the U.S. National Hurricane Center, the National Weather Service, local authorities, and media outlets in the area.
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Sources for Hurricane Updates:
- U.S. National Hurricane Center:
National Hurricane Centerwww.nhc.noaa.gov - U.S. National Weather Service:
National Weather Servicewww.weather.gov
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