Due to the lack of support for IE 11, it is recommended to use another browser for an optimal experience when visiting the site. Hurricane Francine has made landfall in Louisiana as a Category 2 storm, causing high rainfall totals and presenting a high risk of tornadoes overnight. The storm has slowed its progress, leading to significant rainfall in the region. Louisiana prepares emergency supplies as Francine approaches, expected to intensify to a Category 2 hurricane as it nears the Gulf Coast. In other regions, Southern California faces a growing wildfire emergency, with thousands forced to evacuate. Meanwhile, Typhoon Yagi has caused at least 59 deaths in Vietnam as it continues its deadly path. Labor Day travel in 2024 sees record numbers, despite hotel workers on strike, while Grand Canyon National Park faces water problems and more deaths. Overall, the weather conditions and natural disasters in various regions are causing disruptions and emergencies, emphasizing the importance of being prepared and staying informed.
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Francine is reluctant about Louisiana’s record-breaking rainfall
