Delta Strengthens To Hurricane

The National Hurricane Center warns of an extremely dangerous hurricane approaching the northeastern Yucatan Peninsula, with heavy rain expected in surrounding areas. The hurricane is predicted to make landfall in the US later this week, between Louisiana and Florida, regions still recovering from previous hurricanes. There is significant uncertainty in the hurricane's track and intensity, but risks of storm surge, wind, and rainfall hazards are high. Residents are advised to have a hurricane plan in place.

What is expected to happen when the hurricane reaches the northeastern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula?

What is the predicted area of landfall for the hurricane in the US?

What does the National Hurricane Center say about the uncertainty in the track and intensity forecasts?

What kind of hazards are warned about along the coast from Louisiana to the western Florida Panhandle?

What should area residents have in place according to the National Hurricane Center?