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Watch: Surging storms and pounding rain hit parts of US Gulf Coast as Hurricane Sally looms

With the hurricane expected to hit the Gulf Coast on Sept 15, there was heavy flooding in parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, and Alabama on Sept 14.

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A little crazy on the coast today. #cocoabeach #florida #outerbands #tropicalstormsally pic.twitter.com/16bGMkdT7T

— Brandon (@BrandonJay21) September 12, 2020

Sky over the Gulf coast as Hurricane #Sally moves in! The @WCKitchen team is on the ground in New Orleans & in Mississippi tonight...also ready to support if needed in Alabama & Florida...Big area potentially impacted tomorrow! #ChefsForTheGulf pic.twitter.com/I5d1vJPsZ2

— Please wear a mask! Do it for the World please... (@chefjoseandres) September 14, 2020

Hurricane Sally is expected to make landfall on Tuesday morning. Forecasters say it is likely to hit a stretch of the Gulf Coast from west of New Orleans to Alabama with a potentially lethal storm surge, powerful winds and flash flooding. https://t.co/dJUvGs1LiT pic.twitter.com/HFqVK2OUBS

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