Lili bears down on Gulf Coast as Louisiana braces
Hurricane Lili strengthened to 110 mph and aimed at Louisiana, prompting evacuations from New Iberia to Grand Isle. Officials warned of 2 feet of flooding, $100 million in damage, and disruptions from Tabasco bottling on Avery Island to NASA shuttle plans. Evacuations and heightened alerts spread across Texas and Mississippi as the system neared landfall.
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Lili Upgraded to Category 2 Hurricane Status
Hurricane Lili strengthened to category 2 with sustained winds near 108 mph. Center replot shows location at roughly 22.0 N 85.0 W as it moves northwest at about 15 mph. Urgent hurricane warning and watch statuses updated as advisories continue.
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