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Tropical Storm Edouard expected to strengthen at 60mph before moving inland Tuesday near Texas-Louisiana border and weakening, will produce heavy rainfall.
Chief Meteorologist Chris Franklin says Tropical Storm Edouard is expected to strengthen before making landfall Tuesday in western Louisiana or eastern Texas.
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Chief Meteorologist Chris Franklin says we're benefitting from the tropical system south of the LA coast from increased clouds, some passing showers, and a breeze.
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Former students and teachers returned to the Lower Ninth Ward for a reunion picnic, celebrating the school’s history and the community it helped shape.
Hurricane hunters are heading into a Gulf disturbance Monday morning to gather data and determine whether the system could become Tropical Storm Edouard.
Tropical Storm Edouard could form in the Gulf as soon as today, with landfall expected in western Louisiana or eastern Texas by Tuesday — and the remnants of Dolly aren't done yet.
Edouard would be the fifth named storm of the season. The National Hurricane Center says the system is located about 125 miles south of southeastern Louisiana. Satellite imagery and other data show the disturbance has become better organized, and additional development is possible as it moves west-northwestward. It could come ashore as a tropical storm or possibly a weak hurricane, bringing a flooding rain threat to south Louisiana.
Meterologist Alexa Trischler says a tropical disturbance will bring scattered passing showers and storms to the Gulf South, including Southeast LA and South MS.
Meteorologist Alexa Trischler says the Gulf disturbance has a high 70% chance of developing into a depression or Tropical Storm Edouard over the next two days.
The National Hurricane Center says the system is located about 125 miles south of southeastern Louisiana. Satellite imagery and other data show the disturbance has become better organized since Saturday, and additional development is possible as it moves west-northwestward.
Bigger impacts for Houston, east Texas and western Louisiana. Spaghetti models show it could make landfall between Houston and Lake Charles, LA on Tuesday.
This will bring scattered passing showers and storms to the Gulf South, including Southeast LA and South MS, over the next few days. Storms will be hit or miss but heavy downpours are possible at times that may lead to localized street flooding.
Alfred Lawless was a cornerstone of the Lower Ninth Ward. Alumni reunited to celebrate the school’s history, legacy and the people who made it special.
