Unlike Beryl, though, Francine is expected to curve northeast and stay well offshore, away from the Texas coast.It’s expected to continue that northeast track until it runs into the south ...

After taking a northeast turn in the western Gulf of Mexico, Francine will be on a path that leads to the Louisiana Gulf Coast by Wednesday.

Houston won’t be anywhere near the worst weather associated with Francine this week as the storm makes its final approach to Louisiana on Wednesday. But Southeast Texas is expected to contend ...

Potential Tropical Cyclone Six formed Sunday afternoon and it's expected to become Tropical Storm Francine. Here's why Houston should be ready for a hurricane.

HOUSTON — Tropical Storm Francine is expected to become a hurricane at some point on Wednesday. This places Southeast Texas on the weak side of a hurricane that's accelerating to the northeast ...

Energy & Environment CenterPoint says it’s ready for Tropical Storm Francine as 5,000 frontline workers put on standby. CenterPoint Energy said 2,000 front line workers and over 600 vegetation ...

HOUSTON – Houstonians are all breathing a sigh of relief that Hurricane Francine passed us by. This is because Hurricane Beryl is still fresh in many people’s minds, along with the many ...

Weather Francine’s impact on Houston, Texas Gulf Coast likely minimal as system moves toward Louisiana. Francine will likely batter Louisiana in the early afternoon hours Wednesday as a ...

A tropical disturbance which could soon become Tropical Storm Francine is potentially heading towards Houston, making it essential for residents to prepare with emergency kits, evacuation plans ...

CenterPoint Energy preparing for Francine 'as if it will hit Houston' The utility company said they are urgently planning and preparing in the Gulf, despite weather forecasters' predicting it will ...

HOUSTON — Francine weakened into a tropical storm on Wednesday night. Hours earlier, it made landfall as a Category 2 hurricane near Morgan City, Louisiana. The storm continues moving further ...