Hurricane Francine is currently making landfall in Louisiana as a Category 2 storm, with meteorologist Bill Karins warning of high rainfall totals and the risk of tornadoes overnight. The storm has slowed its progress, causing concerns for residents in the affected areas. The situation is being closely monitored and emergency supplies are being prepared as the storm intensifies. The impact of Hurricane Francine is already evident, with many animals dying in flooded areas and thousands of people being evacuated due to wildfires in Southern California. The storm is expected to continue on its deadly path, with Vietnam already experiencing significant casualties from Typhoon Yagi. The Labor Day holiday weekend has also been affected, with record-setting travel numbers and disruptions due to the severe weather conditions. It is advised to stay updated on the latest forecasts and to take necessary precautions to ensure safety during this dangerous weather event.
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Francine’s hesitation results in Louisiana facing record-breaking rainfalls
