Track Tropical Storm Francine with these maps: weather.com/storms/hurrica…

REMEMBER -- #Francine isn't just a coastal threat. This (soon to be) hurricane will move well inland and bring flooding rain to several areas. The Weather Channel

Our team is spread across Louisiana to track Francine today. Tune in to The Weather Channel or stream our extended live coverage here: bit.ly/3UzM2rh

Our teams are spread out across Louisiana to offer #Francine coverage as the storm approaches and causes hurricane impacts in the days to come. The Weather Channel has coverage anytime and anywhere you need it - on air and streaming. Take time to stay weather aware 🌀

Here’s what you need to know about Francine this morning:

Hurricane Francine is expected to make landfall in Louisiana today. We have teams across the Gulf Coast ready to keep you updated. Stay tuned to The Weather Channel for extended live coverage or stream: bit.ly/3UzM2rh

Tropical storm conditions are spreading across the Louisiana coast. Justin Michaels reports from New Orleans with the latest:

Northern eyewall of Cat. 2 #Hurricane #Francine impacting Morgan City, LA now. Live coverage on The The Weather Channel continues with myself and Jim Cantore in Morgan City and other teams spread across the area.

BREAKING: Hurricane Francine is now a Category 2 storm. Tune in to The Weather Channel for ongoing coverage.

Watch multiple live views of Hurricane Francine’s landfall here: bit.ly/3UzM2rh

5pm CDT Sep 11th -- #Francine has made landfall in southern Louisiana in the Parish of Terrebonne, about 30 miles south-southwest of Morgan City, as a Category 2 hurricane. Maximum sustained winds are estimated to be near 100 mph (155 km/h). TCU: hurricanes.gov/#Francine

BREAKING: A Flash Flood Emergency has been issued for New Orleans as Hurricane Francine moves inland with heavy rainfall. Watch The Weather Channel for continuing coverage or stream: bit.ly/3UzM2rh

Ongoing flooding in Reserve, LA after #Francine 🌀 This is a good reminder NOT to swim, wade, play or drive in floodwaters where you’ll find fuels, chemicals, sewage, carcasses, and living things like alligators, poisonous snakes and fire ants looking for something to hold onto.

Flooding is ongoing in parts of Louisiana. Our Justin Michaels has the latest from Reserve:

Now that Francine is inland, we are 6 for 6 on named storms and landfall this season. Pretty rare. What could be next? Watching an area off the SE U.S. coast and TD 7 in the MDR. Breaking down the odds this evening on The Weather Channel

Turn Around Don’t Drown. But if you are going to drive through neighborhood flooding, be mindful of the people who live there. Doing this, and causing wake, will push water into the homes of folks who have already been through too much. #Francine coverage continues on

BREAKING: Tropical Storm Gordon has formed. See where it’s headed on The Weather Channel.

A morning walk around the French Quarter and a cup of coffee from Café Du Monde is a tradition for me before I leave New Orleans. Time in the Big Easy is always time well spent, and I’m very glad the city fared reasonably well during hurricane Francine. Until next time…

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