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GLPC STORM WATCH Hurricane Rafael UPDATE #1 November 6, 2024 9:00 a.m. The Port Commission is keeping an eye on the development of Hurricane Rafael, which is forecast to weaken as it approaches the central Gulf of Mexico later this week. No major impacts are anticipated, but we will monitor water levels. There are no plans for shutdowns or evacuations in the Port Fourchon area. Port Fourchon businesses and coastal residents should be alert, but not alarmed, and monitor communications for updates and warnings. NOTIFICATIONS AND WEATHER INFORMATION: If you have signed up to any of our public information or emergency notification lists, e-mails, and/or social media, messages will be sent out regularly during a weather event with up-to-date information. If you would like to sign up for any notifications from the Port Commission, visit our NOTIFY ME page. Visit the Port Commission’s WEATHER & STORM INFO webpage for links to current storm information, helpful storm prep information and resources, and contact updating forms. We will continue to evaluate the threat this weather poses and keep you updated with any developing weather-related issues. |
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Port Fourchon: Hurricane Rafael Storm Watch Update
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