September 10th 2024.
The sixth named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season has made its presence known as Tropical Storm Francine. After forming around 11am ET on Monday, this storm has rapidly gained strength and is now expected to hit the US as a full-blown hurricane.
Previously, Francine was just a tropical rainstorm brewing in the Bay of Campeche over the weekend. However, it has since been upgraded to a tropical storm, causing concern for residents along the coast. As Wednesday approaches, experts predict that Francine will continue to strengthen and become a hurricane.
The National Hurricane Center has issued warnings for multiple areas along the coast, including northeast Mexico, lower and upper Texas, southern Louisiana, and southern Mississippi. These regions are at risk for heavy rainfall and flash flooding as Francine makes its way through. Additionally, residents should be wary of the significant storm surge that is expected to hit the coasts of Texas and Louisiana.
It's no surprise that people are taking precautions in preparation for Francine's arrival. This storm has proven to be a force to be reckoned with, and it's important for those in affected areas to take the necessary steps to stay safe. As always, it's crucial to stay updated on the latest weather reports and follow any evacuation orders given by local authorities. Let's hope that Francine passes quickly and safely, without causing too much damage.
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