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 the expected impact of the hurricane on the northeastern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula?

• Mild winds and light rain

• Extremely dangerous conditions

• Sunny weather

• Snowfall

Which areas in the US are predicted to be affected by the hurricane later this week?

• California and Nevada

• New York and New Jersey

• Texas and New Mexico

• Louisiana and Florida

What is the current state of the region between Louisiana and Florida?

• Experiencing a drought

• Recovering from previous hurricanes

• Undergoing a heatwave

• Experiencing heavy snowfall

What are the potential hazards mentioned by the NHC along the coast from Louisiana to the western Florida Panhandle?

• Earthquakes and landslides

• Storm surge, wind, and rainfall

• Volcanic eruptions

• Tornadoes and hailstorms

What precautionary measure is advised for residents in the affected areas?

• Organize a community picnic

• Prepare for a snowstorm

• Have a hurricane plan

• Stock up on sunscreen