Brief tornadoes will continue to be possible over the next several hours, particularly near the Alabama and northwest Florida beaches. pic.twitter.com/VLAmKuH3JR
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) September 12, 2024
I can’t recall a time in the last several years when a hurricane has collapsed after landfall this quickly. Francine went from a 110 mph, category 2 hurricane at 5PM to a 50 mph tropical storm by 1AM.
Dry air and shear REALLY have helped to weaken the storm. pic.twitter.com/posbtmb0EL
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) September 12, 2024
☔️ 120am – Rain bands continue to slide inland early this morning. #Francine pic.twitter.com/sSMXhz2vSz
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) September 12, 2024
🌊Water levels are rising across coastal locations as we head towards high tide. Minor to moderate coastal flooding is expected early Thursday morning with 2-4 ft MHHW inundation for coastal portions of AL and Mobile Bay & up to 2 ft MHHW inundation for coastal portions of NW FL.
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) September 12, 2024
After seeing a few areas of rotation earlier, we are quiet across south Alabama and northwest Florida. Good rain right now!
Be ready for possible warnings.
It appears the dry air and shear is really winning the battle early this morning with Francine. Good news! pic.twitter.com/dyx1t9n6tW
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) September 12, 2024
