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Another storm heads for U.S. Gulf Coast


Zeta crossed the Yucatan Peninsula on Tuesday. It weakened to a Tropical Storm over Mexico, but forecasters say it will likely grow back into a hurricane over the Gulf before making landfall south of New Orleans on Wednesday evening with a storm surge and damaging wind.

How are states preparing? Authorities issued hurricane warnings from central Louisiana to the Alabama state line. Louisiana has already weathered two tropical storms and two hurricanes this season. Gov. John Bel Edwards declared an emergency. Zeta is the 27th named Atlantic storm this year.

Dig deeper: Read Kim Henderson’s report about the recovery efforts in Louisiana after Hurricane Laura in August.


Rachel Lynn Aldrich

Rachel is a former assistant editor for WORLD Digital. She is a Patrick Henry College and World Journalism Institute graduate. Rachel resides with her husband in Wheaton, Ill.


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