Caribbean storm could hit U.S. as major hurricane by Thursday
A tropical disturbance brewing in the Caribbean Sea could become the strongest hurricane to hit the U.S. this year, according to forecasters. The storm — identified Monday as Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine by the National Hurricane Center — would be named Hurricane Helene and could hit the Florida Panhandle by Thursday morning.
Francine became a Category 1 hurricane overnight, and the storm is expected to continue strengthening up until it makes ...
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The system, due to slam into the Louisiana coast later on Wednesday, has wind speeds of about 90 mph, and is forecast to ...
Francine became a Category 1 hurricane overnight, and wind speeds have maintained around 90 mph throughout Wednesday morning, ...
A major hurricane is poised to make landfall in the United States later this week •Helene will likely be the name given to the brewing storm •This will be "a large storm with life-threatening impacts" ...
Hurricane Francine is barreling toward Louisiana and an expected landfall. Forecasts call for potentially deadly storm surge, ...
Hurricane Francine will be most noted for the Flash Flood Emergency that garnered much attention. A man driving a pickup ...
Francine was upgraded to a hurricane Tuesday night as predicted, ahead of the storm making landfall on the central Louisiana coast. Mississippi is expected to feel the impact, with much of the ...
Disaster food assistance approved for Hurricane Francine-affected Louisiana parishes. DSNAP applications begin September 25.
DCFS is working to submit the request for DSNAP operations in those parishes to the USDA Food and Nutrition Service for ...
A storm is brewing in the Caribbean and it could make landfall as a Category 3 hurricane. Track the storm and see how it ...
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