Update 09/11/2024: 10:18pm EDT
Hurricane Francine blasts Louisiana with life-threatening storm surge, powerful winds as power outages soar. New Orleans reported gusts of 78 and 76 mph as Hurricane Francine's eyewall came through the city Wednesday evening, while Dulac recorded a gust of 90 mph. (FOX Weather)
NEW ORLEANS – Hurricane Francine barreled into the Louisiana coast Wednesday with destructive 100 mph winds and a dangerous storm surge, knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of electrical customers and pummeling the region with several inches of rain, prompting flash flooding emergencies.
The eye of Francine moved onshore at 5 p.m. CT in Terrebonne Parish, bringing hurricane-force winds inland into the southern region of the state near Baton Rouge. (FOX Weather)
Our team and many partner organizations are in the MONITORING phase. We will update this Active Event as the development of this storm continues.
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Mercy Chefs will serve its last meal at Dinner tonight. 4:30-6:30 at Cross Church Houma.
Mercy Chefs is still located in Houma La serving at Cross Church. We have drive through food service from 11:00am-1:00pm and 4:30pm-6:30pm (No Lunch service tomorrow, Sunday 15th.) We have also been sending meals to the south (Dularge, Point Aux Chene, Grand Caillou) through our amazing Church partners. We will be on the ground as long as there is need.
Good morning everyone! Thank you to those working hard to love our neighbors in LA. We’d love an update from everyone!
Morgan city is setting up a POD and looking for muckout buckets/cleanup kits if anyone has some they want to share:
One Voice NOLA is serving dinner to the evacuees in the Plaquemines Parish Louisiana storm shelter tonight. We will continue to monitor the storm during the evening to determine where we can have the greatest impact for the Lord. God Bless…!