Hurricane Francine: Preparing for Landfall in Louisiana

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Hurricane Francine: What You Need to Know

  • Making Landfall in Louisiana: Hurricane Francine is set to make landfall in Louisiana on Wednesday, bringing dangerous winds, heavy rain, and strong storm surge.
  • Strengthening in the Gulf: Francine has strengthened in the Gulf of Mexico and could become a Category 2 storm with winds above 96 mph.
  • CBS News Coverage: CBS News national correspondent Dave Malkoff reports from Houma, and Michael Brennan from the NOAA National Hurricane Center provides more on the hurricane conditions.
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