Hurricane Francine has hit Louisiana as a Category 2 storm, causing significant rainfall and high risk of tornadoes. The storm has slowed its progress, leading to concerns about the amount of rainfall and potential for severe weather. Residents in the area are preparing for the worst as the storm continues to impact the region. Meanwhile, in Vietnam, Typhoon Yagi has resulted in at least 59 deaths. In Southern California, a wildfire emergency has forced thousands to evacuate. Flash flooding in Texas and a landslide threat have also put communities on edge. NBC News meteorologist Bill Karins is closely monitoring Hurricane Francine’s path and warns of the potential for tornadoes overnight. The storm is expected to intensify as it approaches the Gulf Coast. The situation is dire, with many animals dying and others escaping from flooded areas, such as a zoo in Nigeria. Louisiana is preparing emergency supplies in anticipation of the storm’s impact on the region. The site recommends using a different browser as Internet Explorer 11 is not supported for an optimal experience.
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Francine lingers, leading to massive rainfall in Louisiana
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