IE 11 is not supported for optimal experience on the site, visitors are advised to use a different browser. The content of the site currently includes updates on Hurricane Francine in Louisiana, with NBC News meteorologist Bill Karins reporting on the storm. As of September 12, 2024, Francine has slowed over Louisiana, causing significant rainfall and posing a high risk of tornadoes overnight. The storm has been upgraded to a Category 2 hurricane, with officials in Louisiana preparing emergency supplies and residents facing evacuations. In addition to the impact on the Gulf Coast, the content also includes updates on other natural disasters such as wildfires in Southern California and Typhoon Yagi in Vietnam. The coverage highlights the devastation caused by these events, including fatalities, evacuations, and travel disruptions. This summary provides a comprehensive overview of the current weather events, focusing on Hurricane Francine’s impact in Louisiana and the surrounding areas.
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Heavy Rainfall in Louisiana Causes Francine to Stall
