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Francine Is Now A Hurricane
September 10, 2024
Francine continues to move across the western Gulf of Mexico towards a landfall as a hurricane in Louisiana on Wednesday.
The National Hurricane Center said Francine became a tropical storm Monday morning, making it the sixth named storm of the 2024.
The latest details are in the graphic above from the National Hurricane Center.
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One Response to “Francine Is Now A Hurricane”
Hopefully this storm will start moving northward with some speed soon or the NHC will keep sliding that track eastward toward Mobile/Pensacola. While we might not get much wind from it, the closer it gets the more likely storm surge will affect the area along with heavy rain.