Power outage? Check out these South Mississippi maps for updates during Hurricane Francine
After outages, residents should never touch downed power lines. Any food exposed to temperatures above 40 degrees for more ...
Power outage? Check these South Mississippi maps for updates during Hurricane Francine
After outages, residents should never touch downed power lines. Any food exposed to temperatures above 40 degrees for more ...
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Francine weakens after leaving trail of flooding, wind damage in Louisiana: Live updates
The danger of "life-threatening" coastal storm surge remained a major concern from the sixth and strongest storm of the ...
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Hurricane Francine strengthens into a Category 2 storm ahead of landfall in Louisiana
Hurricane Francine has strengthened into a Category 2 storm and is expected to make landfall in the coming hours in Louisiana ...
Mid-South utility companies prep for Hurricane Francine with hundreds of additional crews despite power outages from previous storms
MLGW and Entergy Mississippi utility companies gear up for remnants of Hurricane Francine headed towards Mid-South areas.
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Fear of deadly storm surge as Hurricane Francine makes landfall in Louisiana
Hurricane Francine has struck Louisiana as a Category 2 storm that forecasters warned could bring a deadly storm surge, widespread flooding and destructive winds on the northern US Gulf Coast.
Live updates: South Mississippi surveys flooding after Hurricane Francine makes landfall
Hurricane Francine dragged across the Gulf South overnight with strong winds that gushed storm surge, crumpled roofs and turned roads into rivers from the southeastern Louisiana coast to New Orleans.