Tracking Hurricane Francine: The Cat. 1 storm is heading for Louisiana

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e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall fall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think itd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stay just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat two I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas East stuff remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that mov closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tu before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think could be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas East St remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cattoo before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2o I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the day today overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tu before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cat 2 in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is franc is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coast counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think could' be anywhere from about 2 to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much infection most of that stay just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tu before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat two I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo and the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then are East St remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the day today overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then no including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stay just offshore you notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 m hour so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tu before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas East St remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think itd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an ni lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat twoo I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting land fall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 F feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for Highway water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe a nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore you'll notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 miles per hour so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think could be anywhere from about 2 to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the day today overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stay just offshore you'll notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category 1 hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cat to in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and than areas East F remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 ft so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4 o'l this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 milph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane pain so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice four o'clock this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 miles hour so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a catto in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the con of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stay just offshore you'll notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas East St remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around five 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4T so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today four high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat to before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think could be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there was that much convection most of that stay just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think could' be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 ft so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine to day and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4M update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the national Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat two I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 fet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tu before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think could' be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas East St remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about 2 to maybe upwards of 4T so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe a nice late a thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore you'll notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 miles hour so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat two I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm w that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think could be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few Thunder thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah raft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4:00 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think could be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4T so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore you notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around France scen today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mes hour so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 fet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that Mar scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore you'll notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist Che to craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a catto in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think could be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category 1 hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isol at ated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas East F remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential stor storm surge around 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about 2 to maybe upwards of 4T so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this 10 tense ify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist just cheah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt Prim nearly in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about 2 to maybe upwards of 4T so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tu before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat two I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore you'll notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think could' be anywhere from about 2 to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall condition are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tu before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after one :00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas East F remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about 2 to maybe upwards of 4T so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice four o00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tu before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cat 2o in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore you'll notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 m per hour so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that timer range but it is still looking like a cat 2 in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10et our wave heights here locally I think could be anywhere from about 2 two to maybe upwards of 4T so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stay just offshore you'll notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this rep around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and w wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe a nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice for 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy breey North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat twoo I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cat 2 in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side to typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think could be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about 2 to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are are expecting this to intensify to a cattoo before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cat too in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an isolated Thunder storm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come get good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 m per hour so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a catto in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think could be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4T so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas easta remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the day today overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Le Lana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now you notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category 1 hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a catto in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas easta remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 ft our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the day to-day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mes hour so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here look Al today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here low locally I think it'd be anywhere from about 2 to maybe upwards of 4T so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe a nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tu before landfall in Louisana Iana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cat to in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of the stage just offshore you'll notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category 1 hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat two I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore will'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 miles hour so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tu before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2o I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cat 2 in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the East as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 fet our wave heights here locally I think could be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including lisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe a nice late thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stay just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this strong category 1 hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the national Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of four feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the day-to-day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more up updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat twoo I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave height here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4T so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 4 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat 2 before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think could be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the dayto day overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice lated thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stay just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves closer to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the national Hurricane Center 4: a.m. update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mph so making this a strong category 1 hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tu before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again intensifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cattoo in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas East up remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in place for Louisiana and then that kicks off just to the east as well so this is where they're expecting potential storm surge around 5 to 10 feet our wave heights here locally I think it'd be anywhere from about two to maybe upwards of 4 feet so we'll still be tracking that here throughout the day today overall conditions are going to be calmer today compared to yesterday there's still the chance for some of those showers and even a few thunderstorms but the flood threat has completely shifted to the Texas Louisiana border on that marginal scale and then notice including Louisiana that's that level three out of four that's the moderate threat today for high water spots that's where the most rain will fall with that being said I'll walk you through our future track again a few spotty showers expected across the area uh conditions are going to stay kind of about the same as yesterday yesterday afternoon you know you picked up a few showers maybe an nice late of thunderstorm toward the coast and that was about it there wasn't that much convection most of that stayed just offshore now notice 4:00 this afternoon maybe that's when we get the best chance for some wraparound moisture besides that keep the umbrella handy Breezy North winds today possible thanks to this wrapping around Francine today and then as that moves close to the shore we'll get some of the downpours on the back Edge side of this thanks to those North winds more updates to come good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft so this is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center 400 a.m update for you Max sustained winds at 90 mes hour so making this a strong category one hurricane we are expecting this to intensify to a cat Tube before landfall in Louisiana today notice the latest track from the National Hurricane Center again into ens ifies to a cat 2 I think just after 1:00 this afternoon we're expecting landfall maybe around 2 3 4:00 somewhere in that time range but it is still looking like a cat 2o in the central portion of the Louisiana Coastline notice how much more narrow the cone of uncertainty has become compared to where we started off with how broad it was so now what's happening is Francine is going to continue to tug most of the moisture and wrap it around uh the hurricane so most of this is is going to be pulled away from us we are going to see the chance for a few isolated showers but really that is about it here locally today the impacts are going to be felt primarily in Louisiana and then areas east of remember areas on the West Side typically see a lot less impacts and with that being said um the National Hurricane Center actually took off the tropical storm watch that was in effect for all of our Coastal counties now really all the watches and warnings that are in place are in e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles per hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's it's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit the stained winds around 15 milph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the GF freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 ft and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cuse beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midow 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galon coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along seaw wall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in galvaston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more Nuance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midow 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slicks spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit the stained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you can almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 miles hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midal 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine noticed just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mil per hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana coast line now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 fet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions espe especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along sea wall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 ft and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated tide you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the middle of 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 Mi south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 milph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall in is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this was also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate r risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in galvaston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough enough if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 mes per hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed to Shore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midle of 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeaster Direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you can almost see right through the afternoon in Galviston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the middle of 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 mil south of the galston coastline still a category one hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles per hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of France scene and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 ft and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 miles hour in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the mental 90s so we're not finished with the the ' 90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Fran scine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mil hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about two feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway pors of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes hour in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day to day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the middle of 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Fran scine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 Mi south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming to Category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 milph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galviston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midal 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 Mi south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the mo moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity and enough if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mes hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed to Shore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but Gusty today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midal 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeaster direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 milph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scatter shower early potentially scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes hour in Galviston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the 990s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Fran scine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category one hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming to Category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 miles hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity I enough if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midal 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching France scine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 Mi south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along seaw wall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mil hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galviston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity and know if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 milph in Galviston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midle of 90s so we're not finished with the 90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 Mi south of the galston coastline still a category hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happen s notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting in to closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how what it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 miles hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity and know if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 6 15 mph in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the mid toim 90s so we're not finished with the 90s just yet we'll be watching France scine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming to Category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 miles per hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity and know if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the Gulf Freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes per hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midow 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning a meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mil hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity and know if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the Gulf Freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 miles per hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the middle of 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching France scine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 mil south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming to category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5 o'clock this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it breey North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along seaw wall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll win your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 miles hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midal low 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching France scine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheet craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 Mi south of the Galveston Coast line still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4 CL landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than than it typically is notice how wet it is along sea wall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 miles per hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the GF freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 miles hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midle of 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category one hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming to Category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along seaw wall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit the stained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galviston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity and know if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the day-to-day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the GF freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hidden Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 M hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midal 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 milph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 miles per hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 ft and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the Gulf Freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midle of 90s so we're not finished with the 90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galeston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along seaw wall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you can will see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the day-to-day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the GF freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen SE some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes hour in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midal 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the Galveston Coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into to about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a Threat Level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes hour in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 ft and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midow 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mil per hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galviston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the Gulf Freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Mist throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the middle of 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the Galveston Coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two for landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spot hot some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit the stained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you can almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the day-to-day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chanes drop and then hello heat we are back to the midow 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching in Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you can almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes per hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around France scine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed to Shore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the middle of 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine noticed just about 130 Mi south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mil hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early poten scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 mes per hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed to that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the middle of 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category one hurricane moving in that northeasterly Direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around friend scene this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana coast line here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella ESP if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midal 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mes hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity com into Category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waven a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 ft and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the loop east side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes hour in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated of Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midle of 90s so we're not finished with the 90 just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 milph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the high risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of floppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 miles hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 ft and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 miles hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed to Shore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the middle of 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Fran scine notice just about 130 Mi south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that North easterly Direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward while watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a SC shower early potentially scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know any that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midle of 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 Mi south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall and this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall boulev Ard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galviston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity I know if you have to use the windshield wipers and that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 miles per hour in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed to Shore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midow 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeaster direction now at 12 milph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer Bank F of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along seaw wall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 miles per hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about two feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 miles hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the mid 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching France scine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along Seawall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mil hour but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching condition like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity enough you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the G freeways and portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mes per hour in Galveston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gusts today could be between 20 to 30 mph so our local impacts from Francine a few show all throughout the dayto day elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the midow 90s so we're not finished with the90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah crab tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 miles hour so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming a category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 feet now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along seaall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 milph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity and know if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the go freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 mph in Galviston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and Breezy some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the middle of 9s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 Mi south of the galston coastline still a category one hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming to category two before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate risk that's what the red is that's a threat level three out of four then getting into closer into Lake Charles and the Texas Louisiana Coastline here notice how the flood threat continues to drop so we will see some outer bands of Francine and that's why we have some slick spots some scattered showers here and there but that's really about it Breezy North winds and just kind of sloppy conditions especially closer to the coast check the waves out okay surf this morning really choppy it's pushing all this water along the beach notice how that's a lot higher than it typically is notice how wet it is along seaw wall Boulevard really Breezy see those palm trees just waving a little bit sustained winds around 15 mph but this is basically it in fact surge today mainly m mostly up to about 2 feet and that should be about it so we'll be watching conditions like this for a big portion of the day kind of what you see now is what you could almost see right through the afternoon in Galveston speaking of satellite and radar picture we do have some scattered showers already popping up I would say this is more nuisance activity I know if you have to use the windshield wipers enough that you'll want your umbrella especially if you plan to be running errands or meetings throughout the dayto day but it's kind of hit and miss right now right along the Loop East Side to the South Loop this is moving right along 288 it also moved right over the Gul freeway portions of Highway 90 as well and I 10 eastbound you've seen some showers today hid and Miss throughout your day so Wednesday maybe a scattered shower early potentially a scattered shower this afternoon winds right now sustained around 16 miles hour in galvaston notice how these winds are all wrapping around Francine so we're catching a Northeast wind and breey some of our wind gust today could be between 20 to 30 m hour so our local impacts from Francine a few showers all throughout the day today elevated Tides you saw that live shot surge around 2 feet and then the potential of some erosion you know anytime that water is being pushed ashore that can cause beach erosion Breezy sustained winds maybe 10 to 15 15 but gust today between 20 to 30 and we've already seen that after today the rain chances drop and then hello heat we are back to the mid toim 90s so we're not finished with the '90s just yet we'll be watching Francine very closely good morning I'm meteorologist cheetah craft tracking hurricane Francine notice just about 130 miles south of the galston coastline still a category 1 hurricane moving in that northeasterly direction now at 12 mph so it's picked up a little bit of speed we're also expecting Francine to gain some intensity becoming to Category 2 before landfall landfall is expected around 3 to 5:00 this afternoon along the Central Louisiana Coastline now we're watching most of the impacts for Louisiana and then points Eastward watch upon landfall again this is noon getting into about 3 to 4:00 landfall happens notice all the moisture hugs right around Francine this is also where the strongest winds will be and storm surge potentially between 5 to 10 ft now what does that mean for us here locally we are going to see the chance for showers today but we were actually removed out of the flood threat so the highest risk for high water today will be all along uh portions of Eastern Louisiana and then into Mississippi notice it's a moderate e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e