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Hurricane Delta Takes Aim At Louisiana. Here’s The Latest Forecast Track.
October 8, 2020
THIS STORY IS OUTDATED. SEE NORTHESCAMBIA.COM FOR THE LATEST.
Hurricane Delta is headed for a landfall in Louisiana.
Northwest Florida, south Alabama and even New Orleans are now well outside the cone.
The National Weather Service of Mobile is forecasting potential local impacts in Escambia County to include 1-3 inches of rain, gusts up to 20 mph, high risk of rip currents, high surf, minor coastal flooding and the possibility of isolated tornadoes Friday evening through Saturday morning.
“Escambia County is continuing to prepare for Hurricane Delta as though the storm is coming our area,” Emergency Manager Eric Gilmore said. “We are encouraging residents to prepare their storm kits and finalize their storm plans in the event that the track shifts eastward.”
Hurricane Delta made its first landfall Wednesday morning on the Yucatan Peninsula.
The latest information on the Hurricane Delta is in the graphics on this page.
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2 Responses to “Hurricane Delta Takes Aim At Louisiana. Here’s The Latest Forecast Track.”
You never know where they go till they get there
Is there still a probability this could move closer to Houston?